Your Bitballoon account has been migrated to Netlify

On August 14th we migrated your BitBalloon account to Netlify. 

Dear BitBalloon user, On August 14th we migrated your BitBalloon account to Netlify!   Your existing BitBalloon credentials will still work, but now you'll login at app.netlify.com instead. All of your BitBalloon sites have also been migrated and will be waiting for you there. You'll still be able to quickly and easily deploy sites as you did on BitBalloon using our new quick-start service, replacing BitBalloon, called Netlify Drop. You can read more about Netlify Drop and the migration on our blog. No further action is required on your part. Copyright © 2018 Netlify, All rights reserved.  You're receiving this email because you use BitBalloon.  Our mailing address is:  Netlify 2325 3rd Street Suite 215 San Francisco, California 94107

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BitBalloon is joining Netlify

In the next few days we will be migrating your BitBalloon account to Netlify.

Dear BitBalloon user, In the next few days we will be migrating your BitBalloon account to Netlify. Your existing username and password will continue to work just as it has before, but you'll soon login to access your sites and account from Netlify.   You don't need to take any action for this change to occur and all your sites will still be available just as they were before.  We'll let you know when the migration is complete. - Netlify team Copyright © 2018 Netlify, All rights reserved.  You're receiving this email because you use BitBalloon.  Our mailing address is:  Netlify 2325 3rd Street Suite 215 San Francisco, California 94107

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News: Multi-cloud migration, bring your own reCAPTCHA, GDPR update

behind the scenes Migrating to a fully multi-cloud architecture Our CDN runs on six different cloud providers, but up until recently, our origin servers relied on only one. To minimize the risk of service interruptions, we migrated our origin services between cloud providers. Now, we can easily move the entire brains of Netlify between Google, Amazon, and Rackspace in around 10 minutes with no service interruptions. Our head of infrastructure, Ryan, has the details.  Read the blog new in forms Bring your own reCAPTCHA 2 Netlify Forms has several built-in ways to secure your project from spam and abuse. But perhaps you want more control over your site's security? Now you can set your own reCAPTCHA 2 site keys and secrets. Include some reCAPTCHA code in the form page, head to your site settings, and enter the key and secret in your site's build environment variables. Netlify will use them to secure your form submissions. Read the docs user experience Your deploy status as a favicon If you're navigating between projects while your site is deploying, it's nice to be able to see your build status at a glance. Now you can see a site's deploy status in the favicon on your browser tab. While this might seem like a simple feature, we discovered a few interesting problems during development — and our design and frontend team are sharing details on the blog. Read the blog compliance update Netlify is fully GDPR compliant We always take your privacy seriously and when laws and regulations change we're committed to staying compliant. We've partnered with legal experts across Europe to make sure our products and contractual requirements are GDPR compliant. If your team requires extra assurances, you can explore the details of our data protection agreement.

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News: app updates, docs stickers, comments engine

New in the app Resources where they count What's that fancy new Getting Started section in the app you ask? Last month we released Forms, Features, and Identity and added a place for each in your dashboard. But we wanted to make it easier for you to actually get started with these add-ons that take your site from static to spectacular (sorry, couldn't resist that one). Now you'll find resources like docs, tutorials, and sample code directly in your dashboard — just navigate between the tabs to check them out. Explore resources Open source corner Planning is underway for Netlify CMS 2.0 Netlify CMS, the open source, Git-based, headless CMS is now on its way to 2.0 — and you can help build the roadmap and the product. The community (now 100 contributors strong!) is focused on extensibility and growth, so planned improvements include integrations for BitBucket and GitLab, as well as API improvements. Already have a widget in mind? Check out the brand new widget starter.     See the issue get your swag on  Deploy all the docs! If your docs have found a home on Netlify, you're in good company. We're humbled to deploy the docs for Kubernetes, React, Vue, Gatsby, Hugo, Storybook and tons more of our favorite open source projects. To celebrate, we've made some new stickers — and we want to share them with you! If you're hosting your docs on Netlify, give us your details and we'll send some your way.  Get your stickers! Tips and Tutorials Build all the things!  We've recently shipped new features designed to take the JAMstack further (we're loving Phil's recent thoughts on this). But the proof is in the… tutorial? So here are a some guides to building out your not-so-static site.  Twitter avatars Check out this example of a simple use of AWS Lambda Functions with Netlify. Built as a single function with a little reference site in front of it, this AWS Lambda function creates an API for getting the URLs of Twitter avatars from just a Twitter handle. Clone the project to try out improving or modifying the function yourself. JAMstack comments This tutorial on CSS-Tricks covers how several separate building blocks can come together to create functionality that you might not normally associate with a JAMstack site. Here we combine forms, functions, build hooks, and notifications to create a comments system ready to use with any static site generator, including comment moderation through Slack notifications. No client-side JavaScript required, or dependencies on third-party comment engines. Boom.

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