[ ] This update has been tested thoroughly enough to ensure there are no
functional bugs or obvious layout issues.
[ ] This update has been tested in both desktop and mobile layouts.
[ ] This update does not break any existing functionality, layout, or style
rules, unless the update is explicitly intended to remove or update such
functionality, layout, or style rules.
[ ] This update is free of any code intended only for debugging or testing
purposes.
[ ] This update follows the FAMNM Website Code Style Guide.
[ ] This update meets the visual style requirements as specified in the
FAMNM Website Visual Style Guide, and any additional visual elements not
previously specified in the FAMNM Website Visual Style Guide have been
styled so as not to clash visually with the rest of the site.
Description
A couple years back, we moved famnm.club from GitHub Pages to Cloudflare Pages, but the site is registered under @broad-well's personal account along with his personal projects, which is not sustainable. We'd like to keep some of the exclusive features made possible by Cloudflare Pages---preview deployments, analytics, and serverless functions (which will become useful for free attendance database access long-term)---without staying attached to the current Cloudflare site. A trade study lasting several months shows that Netlify is a promising option:
We cannot create accounts on Cloudflare using @umich.edu addresses. U-M Cloudflare is a managed service, and accounts require a shortcode.
We cannot create Firebase projects as we don't have permission to do so under the umich.edu domain.
Vercel requires a paid plan for integration with organization repositories on GitHub.
Render does not offer preview environments.
This PR is being made to trigger a Netlify preview build and test out the migration. If it is successful, we should merge and point famnm.club to the Netlify build.
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Description
A couple years back, we moved famnm.club from GitHub Pages to Cloudflare Pages, but the site is registered under @broad-well's personal account along with his personal projects, which is not sustainable. We'd like to keep some of the exclusive features made possible by Cloudflare Pages---preview deployments, analytics, and serverless functions (which will become useful for free attendance database access long-term)---without staying attached to the current Cloudflare site. A trade study lasting several months shows that Netlify is a promising option:
This PR is being made to trigger a Netlify preview build and test out the migration. If it is successful, we should merge and point famnm.club to the Netlify build.