Cache-busting in Eleventy: a simpler way with Sass

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Sass

If you use the Eleventy static site generator (SSG) and Sass to build your website, read on for some cool stuff.

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Hugo

Back in late 2020, I wrote three posts about how to perform “cache-busting” on an Eleventy site’s CSS, which ensures the vast majority of web browsers will reliably show your most up-to-date styling. In the end, I suggested a method that accomplished this through a combination of package.json scripting and build-time JavaScript runs. It worked, but it was somewhat of a time drag during dev mode. Besides, it’s a lot clunkier than how one can do it in Hugo via that SSG’s built-in asset pipeline, Hugo Pipes. Thus, I’ve continued to look for a better way.

#Static Site Generators #Blogging #Blogging Platform 353 social mentions

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Eleventy

If you use the Eleventy static site generator (SSG) and Sass to build your website, read on for some cool stuff.

#Blogging #Static Site Generators #CMS 35 social mentions