Show off your awesome websites!

[jaredcwhite]

We've seen a bunch of new Bridgetown sites pop up lately! Here's your official thread to post links to cool stuff you've been working on. 😎

[jaredcwhite]

Just came across this site by @andypeters — looking very nice! https://andypeters.com

[andypeters]

Thank you for the kind words @jaredcwhite. 😎

I left the repo public if anyone is interested: https://github.com/andypeters/andypeters.com

[jaredcwhite]

This is a really neat marketing site by @geetfun for his new SaaS help desk, Eager: https://eager.app

[ghost]

Is there any ready-to-use template library for bridgetownRB, like Jekyll themes?

[monfresh]

Not that I have found, but I'm working on something similar as part of the Ultimate version of Ruby on Mac. The plan is to create a script that will automatically generate a new Bridgetown site ready to go with Tailwind, SEO, analytics, syntax highlighting, and ready to be deployed to GitHub Pages, Netlify, and other hosting services.

[bugthing]

Hi @jaredcwhite 👋 thanks so much for making BridgetownRB. Loving your work with the project and it gets better and better.
I converted a wordpress site I maintain for a family members charity: http://www.willhoughtonfoundation.org/
The site was really slow 🐌 but now it whips along in comparison 🚤
There is still some work/polish to do but I am pleased with the result.
Thanks again 🏅

[jaredcwhite]

Looks awesome @bugthing! Pretty snappy over here in the U.S. 👍

[luctus]

Hey @jaredcwhite we just deployed the first version of our discounts marketplace using bridgetown! Thanks a lot for all the help you and the team (@ayushn21) gave me during the process. It was super fun and I learnt a lot!

As a context, we are offering group verification to e-commerce websites and for that we built a Ruby on Rails app, our clients were including our "widget" (rendered with Rails) in their websites. Now we built a website to list all the current e-commerce sites that we are working with.

You can check the final result here: https://shop.gocertify.me

It's built with bridgetown-v1.0.0.alpha11 + tailwind and deployed to Netlify.

Cheers!

[jaredcwhite]

Good to hear @luctus – looks awesome!

[rhoopman]

I'm currently working on a project for a small dutch boat rental company.

For now it's a small fleet of 26ft boats, retrofitted with fully electrical propulsion.

Built with bridgetown 0.21.1/tailwind/alpinejs and deployed to render.com. A bit of a learning curve coming, but very much worth it.

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[monfresh]

Hey @jaredcwhite. Thanks for building Bridgetown. I used it to create Ruby on Mac: a script that sets up a working Ruby environment with a single command.

I used Bridgetown 1.0.0beta1 + Tailwind UI and deployed it to Netlify.

[tommasongr]

Here a bunch of websites I made with Bridgetown. Thanks to @jaredcwhite and everyone involved in this amazing project and community!

• https://tommasonegri.com/ (personal site, redesign coming up soon)
• https://www.scarioni.org/ (precision mechanics company site)
• https://www.escavamar.com/ (premium marbles company site)
• https://www.morphzine.com/ (editorial project site)

I'm currently working on another three Bridgetown based projects and I hope to grow the list even more in the future 🚀