Brian Rinaldi is a Developer Experience Engineer at LaunchDarkly with over 20 years experience as a developer for the web. Brian is active in the community running CFE.dev and Orlando Devs.
There are ways to trigger redeploys on Netlify. One I know of is to use Zapier to set a schedule and then trigger redeploys on that schedule. There may be more advanced ways of solving this problem that I am unaware of, but I currently do this manually (not a huge deal for me as I only have one, maybe two events a month).
Yes, I could modify the date client side.
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Future and past events change with time, as does relative time: do you periodically rebuild the site in order to keep the information up to date?
In the case of relative dates, generating them as absolute timestamps and then converting them client-side with Javascript could be an option. 🤔
There are ways to trigger redeploys on Netlify. One I know of is to use Zapier to set a schedule and then trigger redeploys on that schedule. There may be more advanced ways of solving this problem that I am unaware of, but I currently do this manually (not a huge deal for me as I only have one, maybe two events a month).
Yes, I could modify the date client side.