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• Welcome • Git • Environment Variables • Configure builds • Site deploys • Monitor sites • Domains & HTTPS • Static routing • Visitor access • Forms • Functions • • • • • • • • • • • • Edge Functions • Netlify Connect • Integrations • Large Media • CLI • API • Platform • Netlify Labs • Accounts & billing • Get help The deployment preparation process includes both compiling and bundling your TypeScript function files into executable artifacts. You can use With Netlify can automatically detect and build your functions from their source files. This is the most common workflow. To use this option, follow the TypeScript file naming and dependency management instructions on the TypeScript and JavaScript together If you include TypeScript and JavaScript functions with the same name, for example, my-function.ts and my-function.js, the TypeScript function is ignored while the JavaScript function is deployed. This allows you to handle TypeScript compilation in a If you want more control over the handling of your function source files, you can use your site’s build command to customize the build process. Netlify runs your build command before accessing your functions directory to prepare and deploy your functions. This means you can use your build command to override any part of the default preparation process up until the point Netlify deploys executable artifacts. Here are some examples of customizations you could make to the process: • Bundle your functions with tools not availab...

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• Welcome • Git • Environment Variables • Configure builds • Site deploys • • • • • Collaborate on deploys • • • • • Post processing • • • Monitor sites • Domains & HTTPS • Static routing • Visitor access • Forms • Functions • Edge Functions • Netlify Connect • Integrations • Large Media • CLI • API • Platform • Netlify Labs • Accounts & billing • Get help Continuous deployment works by connecting a Git repository to a Netlify site and keeping the two in sync. This is done using the Git provider's OAuth2 authentication or the Netlify GitHub App. It works for plain static sites, but it’s even more powerful when you’re using a After you set up • No deploying without committing and pushing first • Easy collaboration through pull/merge requests • Fix a typo through your Git provider’s web UI from your mobile • Edit content without code by using a CMS You can use the CLI to git push. You can also use the CLI to netlify deploy --prod. You can create a new site by dragging a project folder to the deploy dropzone in Sites. For teams without sites, a deploy dropzone will also appear in Team overview. If you need to update a site that you created using drag and drop, update and rebuild your project locally. Then, drag the project’s updated output folder to the deploy dropzone at the bottom of the site’s Deploys page. This will start a new site deploy with the updated files. You can also use this functionality to manually update any site that is not connected to a Git repository. You...

Number of employees 200 (2021) Website Netlify is a remote-first The company enables building, deploying, and scaling websites whose source files are stored in the History [ ] The company was founded in 2014 when Beyond the initial focus on hosting for static websites, and attracting many developers with a free basic offer, the company expanded to a broader offering including serverless functions and test and deployment services. On May 19, 2021, Netlify announced the acquisition of FeaturePeek, a Y Combinator and Matrix Partners backed startup that enables developer teams to preview On November 17, 2021, Netlify acquired Y Combinator and SignalFire-backed OneGraph to allow for the composition of apps with APIs and services using GraphQL. On February 1, 2022, Netlify announced the acquisition of Quirrel, an open source solution and service for managing and scheduling the execution of serverless functions and jobs. Financing [ ] On August 16, 2016, Netlify raised $2.1 million from the founders of On August 9, 2017, the company announced that it had raised $12 million in On October 9, 2018, the company issued a press release announcing that it had completed a On March 4, 2020, Netlify secured $53 million in a On November 17, 2021, Netlify secured $105 million in a series D round led by Capabilities to connect and build web applications [ ] Netlify combines a platform for apps that streamlines the workflow for a development team. Netlify Graph is a Developers write, test, and...

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• Welcome • Git • Environment Variables • Configure builds • Site deploys • Monitor sites • Domains & HTTPS • Static routing • Visitor access • Forms • Functions • Edge Functions • Netlify Connect • Integrations • • • • • • • • Frameworks • • • • • • • • • Next.js • • • • • • • • • • • • Build Plugins • • • Large Media • CLI • API • Platform • Netlify Labs • Accounts & billing • Get help Netlify Build Plugins are integrations that extend the functionality of the Netlify Build process. You can Build Plugins expand what your Netlify builds are capable of. For example, you can use plugins to: • speed up builds by optimizing and debugging your build cache • import and convert data from external sources • check for broken links in a site after building • analyze and optimize site asset handling for better runtime performance • generate content like sitemaps, RSS feeds, and search indexes To get a sampling of what plugins can do, visit Integrations in the Netlify UI at the team or site level. You’ll find different types of integrations, including plugins from our partners as well as plugins from the community. Plugins can be • In the Netlify UI, select the Integrations tab from any team-level or site-level page. • Search or browse for the plugin you want. • Select Enable. • Follow the installation guidance in the Netlify UI to install the plugin on a site. You may be prompted to add • To use your new plugin, visit the Deploys tab for your site and select Trigger deploy. Consider...