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1. Issue 93: Build Awesome (11ty) v4.0.0.0 alphas, One markdown file to multiple output files, Adam has caught fire, Brennan also remains prolific, Using AI to diagnose performance issues
   Jul 8, 2026 · original
   A note from Bob: We're in the process of moving 400 miles south. This will be our 11th house...and it will be House Awesome . Get it? Anyway, it seems that eleventy sites and blog posts keep on coming, so I'm keeping this going. Highlights Build Awesome (11ty) v4.0.0.0 alphas. Zach has put out a couple of new alpha releases of Build Awesome (11ty) with Build Awesome (11ty) v4.0.0-alpha.9 being the big one. alpha.10 is a small fix, so check out those release notes for details. One markdown file to multiple output files. Alex Russell has released a plugin for " generating multiple output documents from a single markdown file" . I've seen several requests for this kind of thing, so this is a welcome addition to the 11ty ecosystem. Check out eleventy-plugin-multidoc for details. Adam has caught fire. Adam DJ Brett has been on a tear, generating 8 posts over the last few weeks. Head to his au
2. Issue 92: OK F it, Return of the Fury, So many words, Yozo lightbox, PHP is so random, Find that Shiv
   Jun 18, 2026 · original
   A note from Bob: Well, we bought a house! And while I'm still busy dealing with that and an upcoming move, I've been feeling a bit more inspired to cover the 11ty beat again. THIS JUST IN: No sooner than I thought I had put this issue to bed, I checked my GitHub email folder to find a message titled: Pre-release v4.0.0-alpha.8 - Build Awesome v4.0.0-alpha.8 And here are the release notes . In other news, on the Eleventy Discord front, Zach made an announcement. Rather than paraphrase, I'll just drop it here (the bold emphasis is mine). I did want to make a small announcement here that soon you’ll see some news about the Web Awesome Discord Server pivoting to include Font and Build Awesome channels (an Awesome Discord Server, if you will). Notably the Build Awesome channels will be primarily to facilitate the Kickstarter rewards for sponsors. Importantly, as this announcement rolls out: t
3. Issue 91: Buying a house has kept me from preparing a list of highlights for this issue
   Jun 1, 2026 · original
   A note from Bob: There's a ton of content in this issue....BUT, I really didn't have time to generate the Highlights section, because we are in the process of buying a house and, boy oh boy, it's been time-consuming. We're in escrow on the house and inspections are underway. I take the highlights section seriously, examining all of the new posts and cherry-picking the best ones to share with you. But this time, I just didn't have the time to do that and content has been accumulating. So instead, I'm just going to share all of the new content that has been published since the last issue. There are a lot of great posts and sites to check out, so I hope you find something that interests you. 1 release 16 posts 23 sites Until next time...
4. Issue 90: An awesome Kickstarter, Let's get small, Wrangling deployments, Plugin the components, Baseline improvements
   May 5, 2026 · original
   A note from Bob: A couple of things to note: May 1, 2026 was the 3rd anniversary of the 11ty Bundle, and I wrote a post celebrating this milestone . I updated the Pagefind search implementation on the 11ty Bundle site to use the latest version of Pagefind along with the styling of the results. IMO, this is a significant improvement over the previous implementation as the new version of Pagefind added some much-needed features and improvements. Check out the release notes for version 1.5.0 . Highlights An awesome Kickstarter. The Kickstarter campaign for Build Awesome Pro is back . While it has already reached its initial goal, there are still opportunities to support the project and unlock features with its stretch goals. As of today, there are still 23 days left in the campaign, so if you haven't already, please consider backing it. Let's get small. Kitty Giraudel brings us a reminder t
5. Issue 89: Statically awesome collaboration, Speeding up your site, Why Eleventy, Debugging with AI
   Apr 23, 2026 · original
   A note from Bob: Milestones have been crossed here! As of this writing, there are now 501 blog post authors , having written 1,706 blog posts , and there are 1,501 sites built with Eleventy on the Showcase page. Onward! We now have a date for the relaunch of the Build Awesome Kickstarter campaign . I recently received an email with this news: "We have a new launch date for the Build Awesome Kickstarter! Mark your calendars: Tuesday, April 28, 2026 . Click that link and save the project to get notified. On a totally separate note, I've been agonizing, as one does, over a talk that I'll be giving this Saturday at North Bay Python in lovely Petaluma, California. It's titled "While I've changed gears every 4-5 years, in retirement, I've managed to find my web development tribe." I've got all the slides done and am getting happier with the outline of a script. And yes, it culminates with the
6. Issue 88: The final canary, Sharing is caring, The sky is blue, Possum-ania, Pages to workers, Now charted, Careful with those blades, Got comments
   Apr 10, 2026 · original
   A note from Bob: What a world! These are crazy times, and I am writing this to be distracted from the news. I hope you are all doing well, and that you find some joy in this issue. Also, I'm giving a talk at North Bay Python on April 25th. Check out the list of speakers at this 2-day event in Petaluma, CA. The title of my talk (seems to be the longest title in the bunch) is: While I've changed gears every 4-5 years, in retirement, I've managed to find my web development tribe . The talk will be recorded and I'll share it once it's available. Oh, and there's a new category: Liquid . Hat tip to Anton Staroverov , who goes by anydigital , for the suggestion. Highlights The final canary. Pre-release: Eleventy v4.0.0-alpha.7 is out. As noted in the release notes, Fair warning: this may be one of the last canary releases before you see some names start to change to Build Awesome. I'm running i
7. Issue 87: Little content helpers, An AMA where we AZE (Asked Zach Everything), Lots of building, A community solution, CSS and HTML timelines
   Mar 17, 2026 · original
   A note from Bob: First off, Happy St. Patrick's Day to all! Well, we had the final Eleventy Meetup under Sia's great leadership. For all who attended this most recent (and maybe not final) episode, many thanks for being there. I think we peaked at around 42 attendees. Tyler Sticka gave a great talk and Zach treated us to an AMA about Build Awesome and the future of Eleventy. More on both of those below. Separately, I've decided to put out these issues whenever it seems that there's enough content to justify one. As a result, I hope you'll find them a bit more digestable and less overwhelming. I've built a new local-only CMS that makes it clear how much content is ready for the next issue so it's easier for me to see on a regular basis. Highlights Little content helpers. Tyler Sticka gave a great talk, titled Little Dummies: Simple FPO Content Helpers , sharing some simple shortcodes and
8. Issue 86: Recapping Eleventy becoming Build Awesome, React - Astro - and Eleventy walk into a bar, 11tyCMS hits beta 2
   Mar 11, 2026 · original
   A note from Bob: First and foremost, the final episode of the THE Eleventy Meetup is happening...TOMORROW, March 12th! Sia has a lot on her plate and after 5 years of being the key organizer of the meetup, she wants to step back and make more time for her artistic pursuits as well as her other tech service efforts. Tomorrow's episode will feature Tyler Sticka of Cloud Four . Be sure to attend. Here are the details for the meetup . As always, a recording will be made available for those who can't attend live. UPDATE: Zach will be joining the meetup for an open Q&A session. So if you have any questions about the Build Awesome rebrand, the Kickstarter campaign, or anything else related to this topic, be sure to attend and ask your questions live! Second, there's been a lot going on related to the re-branding of Eleventy to Build Awesome. Check out some of the highlights below. And while the
9. Issue 85: Building Awesomely, 7 minutes to an Awesome site, Awesome Collaboration, The Edge of templating, The best way to learn Eleventy, Pages from JSON files
   Mar 4, 2026 · original
   A note from Bob: Well, yesterday was quite a day! It calls for yet another mid-month issue of the Bundle. There's more below in the first 3 highlights, but the major news of the day is that Build Awesome , the rebranding of Eleventy by Font Awesome , has launched via Kickstarter. There will also be a Pro version adding a bit of whipped cream on top, bringing a bunch of additional features and support. The Kickstarter has already reached its funding goal over the course of yesterday's launch. editorial While there are still a lot of questions about the path forward to those of us heavily invested in Eleventy, my take is that the non-Pro version, which is free , will be a continuation of Eleventy as we know it, with the Pro version being an optional upgrade for those who need the extra features and support. I'm looking forward to seeing how this evolves and will be keeping a close eye on t
10. Issue 84: Lessons learned, Fantasy football, Ignor-ance is bliss, IndieWeb all the way, and Good meddling
    Feb 24, 2026 · original
    A note from Bob: As I think I mentioned on social media, posts and sites have been pouring in (meaning I've searched high and low for these)...enough so that I felt it best to put out a mid-month bundle issue, making it a bit more digestible for everyone. I hope you enjoy it! Highlights Lessons learned. Lee Cattarin provides us with eleventy lessons , sharing lessons learned from building multiple websites with Eleventy, focusing on implementing features like related posts, featured images, pagination, and tag image previews. Fantasy football. Silvestar Bistrović shows us How he built UltiGameMate with Eleventy and Supabase , a fantasy football web app, using Eleventy for static site generation and Supabase for authentication and database management. Ignor-ance is bliss. Josh Sherman , describes how to Ignore Files with Eleventy . I have found this useful at times when I want to make a b
11. Issue 83: Eleventy met-up, Brewventy starter, Uncharted territory, Sveleven starter, 11tyCMS beta, Tricks of the trade, Eleventy survival, The Newsprint Theme, Bundle insights
    Feb 11, 2026 · original
    A note from Bob: For some reason, it feels like a long time since the last issue. There's a ton of content in this one, a boatload of posts, sites, and more. I hope you enjoy it! I may have to bump the frequency of these up so they're not so large, or have another way to dribble out the content. Those of you making good use of RSS may already be caught up as we have feeds for the blog posts , the showcase entries , and the releases . Highlights Eleventy met-up. There were two great talks at the recent meetup. Stefan Burke showed how to Use guardrails with code-generating LLMs and Josh Vickerson told us about Incremental Content Management with Laravel & 11ty . Brewventy starter. Kyle Reddoch brings us Brewventy , "A coffee-themed, fully customizable Eleventy starter project combining elegant design with powerful functionality." Uncharted territory. Sean Lunsford released Uncharted , "A C
12. Issue 82: Eleventy: 2025 in Review, Got simple docs? Alex Zappa brings the juice! Vanessa Sickles' portfolio site, An update to Learn Eleventy, Bash your way to a blog, Sveltia CMS, Start with beer, Exploring a baseline, v2 of Podcaster, Eleventy Live!
    Jan 11, 2026 · original
    A note from Bob: First off, Happy New Year to all of you! I hope 2026 is off to a great start for you. Next, if you're reading this on the website, welcome to the new design of the 11ty Bundle site! Damian Walsh and I have been hard at work redesigning the site, and we're excited to finally launch it. We hope you like the fresh look and improved usability. At some point, I'll write up more details about some new underpinnings of the site, but here are the highlights of what's new. A cleaner, more modern design that should be easier to read and navigate. A showcase of over 1,400 screenshots of sites built with Eleventy, complete with links to their live sites, and if they're on the 11ty Leaderboard , there's link to that too. More detailed author profiles include descriptions, favicons, and social links (not X). Recently updated starters featured on the home page. A spotlight on authors o
13. Issue 81: 11ty Meetup recap, Zach secures Eleventy, Another v4 alpha emerges, Zach forks Nunjucks, Quesby arrives...
    Dec 11, 2025 · original
    A note from Bob: My collaboration with Damian Walsh on the redesign of this site has intensified over recent weeks. Working with Damian has been a joy. The site is pretty much a ground up rebuild of the HTML and CSS. And I've continued to do work under the hood to improve how the presented data is prepared and structured prior to templating. It's been a lot of work for both of us, but also a lot of fun. Enjoy! Highlights 11ty Meetup recap. On December November 18th, vrugtehagel graced us with a presentation on the Vento templating language . In the video , he shares the what, the why and the how of Vento, and demonstrates how to use it within an Eleventy project. A great watch! While not recorded, I had a chance to preview the site redesign that Damian and I are working on. Many thanks to all of you who provided valuable feedback via the survey as well as during the meetup. Here's a snea
14. Issue 80: Redesign in progress, 11ty Meetup videos, 11ty GitHub Issues are a changing, Kyle embeds Mastodon posts, Stefan makes a free image gallery, A facepile for all, Hitchens theme for 11ty, Kaj Kandler dives into schema markup...
    Nov 11, 2025 · original
    A note from Bob: I'm excited to announce that I am collaborating with Damian Walsh on a redesign of the 11ty Bundle website. We have some ideas and even some mockups, but before we get too far ahead of ourselves, we thought it best to do some good old user research. That's where you come in. I've created a survey to capture some data, and more importantly, to give you an opportunity to share your thoughts about the site and how it could be more useful to you and the rest of the Eleventy community. It's short and sweet and your input would be greatly apprecaiated. Take the survey here . If you run into any issues with the survey link, please let me know by email here . Go ahead and open it in a new tab so you can fill it out after reading the rest of this issue. If you want to skip the preliminaries and get right to the releases or the posts , or the sites , have at it. Enjoy! NOTE: While
15. Issue 79: 11ty Meetup videos, 11ty logo as Font Awesome icon, 11ty FA plugin hits 1.0, Add a CMS to ZeroPoint, Peter deHaan and Nunjucks loops, Kyle brings us Brewventy, Zach on Podcast Awesome, Hire Shiv J.M., Dwkns debugs with a shortcode, Alex Russell performs hacks, Simon redirects on Cloudflare, Build your own Subspace...
    Oct 11, 2025 · original
    A note from Bob: For a long time, I'd been in the habit of adding posts to the database as I found them. But due to travel and a couple of other life stressors, I just started adding links to the posts in an Obsidian doc. Well, they just kept piling up and not getting added to the bundle. A few of days ago, I finally sat down and added them all. For those of you who subscribe to the RSS feed of the Firehose , on the evening of October 8th, you likely saw a flood of posts (about 15 of them) land in your feed readers. My apologies for the deluge. One of the reasons I've been busy is that we're searching for a new home in Southern California. Over our 32 years of marriage, we've lived in 10 different houses across 3 states (CA, NJ, and WA). So, yes, this next one will be our 11th house. 11th time's a charm! And with that, it will hopefully be our last. We're looking forward to being closer
16. Issue 78: Why it's called Eleventy, 11ty Meetup 9/17, Speaking of CMS's, The ZeroPoint starter, Vento 2 has arrived, Performance debugging?, Components on the island...
    Sep 11, 2025 · original
    A note from Bob: I said these would be monthly, and here we are on Sep 11, as scheduled. But with the passage of more time between issues, awesome people have been busy cranking out a ton of new stuff, as you'll see in this issue. If you want to skip the preliminaries and get right to the releases or the posts , or the sites , have at it. Enjoy! Highlights Why it's called Eleventy. Curious about the name? Here's the story , complete with hardcopy archival documentation. Grab a tissue. 11ty Meetup 9/17. Join us for episode 26 of the 11ty Meetup . Alex Hoyau will demo how Silex can be used to build 11ty sites visually. And Jessie with show us 11tyCMS , a "local, serverless, dependable" CMS for 11ty. Speaking of CMS's. I recently discovered Sveltia CMS , "a Git-based lightweight headless CMS under active development as a modern, powerful drop-in replacement for Netlify CMS and Decap CMS." A
17. Issue 77: Meetup videos, WebNami blog generator, Blue Rose starter, New Speedlify leaderboard, Zach does weird image tricks, Fruity new starter...
    Aug 11, 2025 · original
    A note from Bob: Last I wrote, I suggested that the Bundle's blogs would be posted monthly, rather than every 2 weeks. Well, as I sit here, it's the 11th of August. And what better day of the month than the 11th to publish these posts. So here we are! And August 11th also shares the significance of being my mother's birthday, may she rest in peace. I love thinking of her on this day and I very much enjoy sharing these posts with all of you. Enjoy! Highlights Meetup videos. Videos of the last Eleventy Meetup are now available on Youtube. Here's a playlist . WebNami blog generator. WebNami, an opinionated and feature-rich 11ty-based blog generator, is now available. Check it out on GitHub . Here's a demo . Blue Rose starter. Created by Melanie Kat , Blue Rose is a starter that bills itself as "A lightweight, responsive, and highly performant gallery for photos and videos for use with 11ty.
18. Issue 76: Veronica Explains, Eleventy Meetup July 23rd, An emerging CMS, Not using Wordpress, Switching to WebC, Performance gains, This title is too long...
    Jul 22, 2025 · original
    A note from Bob: Oh boy, what a few weeks it's been. Life issues are settling down and I'm back with this HUGE issue of 11ty posts, releases, and sites to see. I've missed doing this. These 11ty Bundle blog posts and newsletter will now be published monthly, rather than the every-other-week schedule I was on. I've just got too much on my plate right now to do it every two weeks. Enjoy! Highlights Veronica Explains. In this video , Veronica explains why she likes static sites, and in particular, Eleventy. It's a great watch and she does a fantastic job explaining the benefits of static sites. Eleventy Meetup July 23rd. Kaj Kandler talks about adding structured data to his personal website, and Michael Delaney shows how to deploy 11ty automatically. Event details here . I'll be there too. An emerging CMS. Thinkymeat has been cranking away since April on a CMS targeted for use with Eleventy
19. Issue 75: Meetup happened, Eleventy v3.1.1, What is 88x31?, Eleventy plugin image magnifier, Still got stickers...
    Jun 10, 2025 · original
    A note from Bob: Fewer than usual expositions from me this week as I got a late start. Regardless, there are some goodies down below. I hope you find something useful! Highlights Meetup happened. Episode 24 of THE Eleventy Meetup happened. Covering accessibility and full text search, videos are available from that link. Eleventy v3.1.1. On the heels of v3.1.0 comes v3.1.1 , fixing some things. Check out those release notes. What is 88x31? Someone was looking for one of those old-timey 88x31 footer GIF images featuring "Built with Eleventy." As it turns out, Chris Burnell had created one some time back. He got some new inspiration and created some new ones, some of which are even animated. Here's a link to his post about them . Eleventy plugin image magnifier. I don't remember where I found this, but it looks pretty cool. Created by Téotime Pacreau , it's a plugin that lets you "Enlarge i
20. Issue 74: Meetup May 29, Eleventy v3.1.0, X-GOVUK docs, Eleventy LibDoc, Grease fire, BWE RSS, Believe in Mermaid(s), Eleventy in the browser, Got stickers?...
    May 27, 2025 · original
    A note from Bob: There's lot packed into this one. Enjoy! Highlights Meetup tomorrow. Episode 24 of the Eleventy Meetup is Thursday (May 29). Learn about the European Accessibility Act from Fabian Wohlgemuth and DIY Full-Text Search with Vlad Korobov . Eleventy v3.1.0. v3.1.0 is out and while nice, Zach is vigorously working on v3.1.1, fixing a handful of regressions that have popped up since the release. That said, v3.1.0 is 22% smaller and 11% faster! I'm running my personal site with it as well as this very 11ty Bundle site. X-GOVUK docs UK Gov docs . X-GOVUK The UK government has released GOV.UK.Eleventy plugin . As they tell it: "Write documentation using Markdown and publish it using GOV.UK styles." I think they're on to something. UPDATE: It was pointed out to me that this is NOT an official UK government project, but rather a community project. Eleventy LibDoc. Speaking of docs,

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