Documentation Pages
Starter Projects #
- eleventy-base-blog How to build a blog web site with Eleventy.
- eleventyone is an Eleventy scaffold project created by the legendary Phil Hawksworth. Makes use of gulp with Eleventy and Sass.
- eleventy-netlify-boilerplate A template for building a simple blog web site with Eleventy and deploying it to Netlify. Includes Netlify CMS and Netlify Forms.
- eleventy-shortcomps Starter project for static site by Adam Duncan, using Eleventy and shortcode components pattern.
Sites Built with Eleventy #
Name | Demo | Source | Description |
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![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourceSpoiler alert: it’s this web site. |
![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourceV8 is Google’s open source high-performance JavaScript and WebAssembly engine, written in C++. |
![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourceA 10+ years-running blog about web development. |
![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourceAn example of a comments engine you could add to any JAMstack site hosted on Netlify. |
![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourceThe professional cooking site of Mat Marquis. |
![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourceA single day, single track Web Development conference. |
![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourceFront-end Web Developer |
![]() eleventy | Source | SourceThe original project took a JSON file and converted it HTML with some one-off JavaScript. This uses eleventy to transform the data using a nunjucks template, resulting in a cleaner, templated setup. | |
![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourceThis is a board with templates for static site generators and boilerplates. |
![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourceA static site generated clock! Runs a Netlify build every minute. |
![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourceA resource and community for developers learning HTML, CSS, & Javascript. |
![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourcePersonal sites are awesome, so this site was built so we can all discover each others. |
![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourceThe personal web site of Philipp, a web developer from Weimar, Germany. |
![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourceThe personal web site of James Steinbach: Front-end architect, Speaker & Writer. |
![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourceThe professional website of William M. Riley. |
![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourceThe personal website of Johan, a Swedish designer & developer |
![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourceSitting at the intersection of Christianity and technology… |
![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourceA tool for Visual Snapshot Testing |
![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourceQueen Bey-inspired themes for Bash-It, Visual Studio Code, iTerm, Slack & Alfred. |
![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourceA shell script to set up a macOS machine for design and development. |
![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourceThe blog of Jeff Posnick (of Google's Web DevRel Team) |
![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourceA demo of generating an JAMstack site from an RSS feed |
![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourceAn example of Notist's JSON feed driving event listings on your own, pre-rendered site. |
![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourceThe blog, playground, and generally a home on the web for Phil Hawksworth. |
![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourceA collection of funny, quirky and lovely console messages from around the web |
![]() | Demo | Source | DemoSourceFront-end designer & developer |
This list shows all of the sample sites that have provided a link to the source code. A comprehensive list of all sample sites is available.