Contents tagged “Algolia”

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1. • 3rd February 2021
   • Algolia, Eleventy
   • 2 webmentions
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   I love how my #Algolia powered archives now help me easily find and share old content.

   For example, here are my own articles and links about #Eleventy:
   https://nicolas-hoizey.com/archives/?type=articles&type=links&tags=Eleventy

2. • 8th January 2021
   • Algolia
   • 1 webmention
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   I updated the about page with how I use #Algolia for the archives:
   https://nicolas-hoizey.com/about/the-website.html#search-with-algolia

   I also shared this in the Algolia community forum, if you want to like/share/discuss it:
   https://discourse.algolia.com/t/using-algolia-to-enhance-navigation-in-a-static-site-archives/11754

3. • 2nd December 2020
   • Algolia, JavaScript
   • 12 webmentions
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   I wish I could offer this great UX for less than 537 KB of #Algolia JavaScript libraries… 😥

   

4. Enhancing archives navigation, step 2

   • 1st November 2020
   • Eleventy, UX, Algolia
   • 17 webmentions

   In my previous article Enhancing archives navigation, step 1, I promised further archives navigation enhancements. Here they are!

5. • 23rd October 2020
   • Algolia, JavaScript, WebPerf
   • 12 webmentions
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   When you have a search form on every page, with #Algolia's autocomplete, what is the current best way to load the full required JavaScript only when the input gets the focus?

6. • 30th July 2020
   • Algolia, Rollup
   • 7 webmentions
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   Re https://nho.io/n/2020/07/30/1/

   Unfortunately, I've not been able to include #Algolia's npm packages (algoliasearch and autocomplete.js) in my #Rollup build.

   I explained it there, if you think you can help:
   https://discourse.algolia.com/t/using-rollup-to-bundle-autocomplete-js/10599

7. • 30th July 2020
   • Algolia, search
   • 1 webmention
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   I guess nobody saw that yet, because it is almost never used 😅, but the search have been improved with an autocomplete.

   

   Still using #Algolia, of course! 😍

8. Tout change, rien ne change

   • 13th July 2016
   • Jekyll, Cloudinary, Algolia
   • 4 comments

   Ce site est généré avec Jekyll depuis plus d'un an maintenant, mais je n'avais pas encore réussi à migrer vers Jekyll 3, sorti en octobre, à cause de multiples blocages liés à des plugins non compatibles. La migration est maintenant faite !

9. La recherche dans du statique ? Facile avec Algolia !

   • 24th June 2015
   • JAMstack, search, Algolia
   • 2 webmentions

   Un des soucis avec un site statique tel que celui-ci, c'est que par définition il rend compliquée la mise en œuvre de fonctionnalités habituellement dynamiques. Les commentaires viennent immédiatement à l'esprit, et seront évoqués ultérieurement, mais la mise en place d'un moteur de recherche interne n'est pas plus simple. Heureusement, Algolia est là.

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