airport-pianos VS hax11ty

Thank you for the report! I have just pushed a fix! The code is open source, too; MIT licensed): https://github.com/capjamesg/airport-pianos

The list is at https://airportpianos.org/_data/airports.json.

A friend said he wanted to post the data to OpenStreetMap. I hope the data is syndicated to different places!

The incredible resource that is HAX also has an 11ty website template that can be used, this can be found here This template is incredibly useful as it provides far more customization and deployment options then the previous template. The instructions provided in the template walk you through how to edit the files and was incredibly helpful. Especially when you're still getting used to using 11ty. Github Repo

Using HAX11ty to Build the Same Blog

Links to relevant sites (11ty, hax11ty) as well as the code for your repos and you github.io addresses for the sites hax11ty hello world my repo: TBA

For our third and last method that we will be demonstrating, we will be using another template but it simplifies how we can deploy in a static form. To start, you will need yarn installed on your machine. You can use the template and create your own repository. [https://github.com/elmsln/hax11ty]

The final 11ty site I made was using hax's hax11ty template, which is already a very functional and complicated 11ty site. The template can be found here. I added my blog posts to this as well and they can be seen in the left hand column of the site. The github repo is here and the working site is here.

More information Source Repo

Finally, using the final template found here, we are able to build the last blog. Originally, I had tried to use npm to operate this one, but you do require yarn to be downloaded. You can do so following the directions here. This is what I ended up with for this template.

This one was fairly easy, all I had to do was use this template, clone it, yarn install, and yarn start. Originally, npm was used, but I ran into some problems, so yarn is used instead.