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Our new dev server lets you work on your site locally and test CloudCannon’s editing experience in real time. Every save shows up in the browser immediately: Tom's latest video shows how it works, using an example @astrodotbuild site 🚀

Build your editing experience locally with the CloudCannon dev server

Tom Richardson walks through the new CloudCannon CLI in his latest video: adding a site, writing its configuration, and updating build settings. As a bonus demo, he also shares a script to automate site health checks — which client sites need updating, alerts for failed builds.

CloudCannon

@CloudCannon

Aug 24

CloudCannon has a CLI! We've aimed to put everything you might need in one place. Getting your configuration set up, validating it before a build runs, automating tasks, and even a local dev server to preview how CloudCannon will work against your local files. There's more in

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CloudCannon

@CloudCannon

Aug 19

🤯 A way to switch a page between languages inside the CloudCannon editor, and edit the translations right there! It's called the Rosey CloudCannon Connector. Rosey is an open-source translation workflow for static sites, and the connector is the piece that brings those

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Nomio rebuilt their website: ~300 pages in 2.5 days on @astrodotbuild and CloudCannon! What they really cared about was whether everyone on the team could edit it without breaking anything. - Publishing a case study went from three hours to five minutes. - When they did a