Some common requests are addressed this month. One is ‘can you let us type “fly” instead of “flyctl”?’, and it is a shorter command, that is true. Another is can you ‘make updating flyctl easier?’, something we are more than happy to do. And in Septe
Overview
The September Fly Changelog introduces significant updates to the Fly CLI, focusing on ease of installation, updates, and new features for building and deploying websites. Key changes include the ability to use 'fly' instead of 'flyctl', easier update commands, and new static site builders.
What You'll Learn
How to install and use the Fly CLI with the new 'fly' command
How to update the Fly CLI using the 'fly version update' command
Why using new static builders like 'hugo-static' and 'staticplus' can enhance website deployment
Key Questions Answered
What are the new features introduced in the September Fly Changelog?
How can Windows 10 users benefit from the latest Fly CLI updates?
What is the significance of the 'init --nowrite' option in Fly CLI?
Technologies & Tools
Key Actionable Insights
1Utilize the new 'fly version update' command to streamline your CLI updates.This command automates the update process, ensuring you always have the latest features and security improvements without manual intervention.
2Explore the new static builders for quick website deployment.Using 'hugo-static' and 'staticplus' can significantly reduce deployment time for static sites, allowing for faster iterations and updates.
3Take advantage of the 'init --nowrite' option to manage multiple app configurations.This feature allows for flexibility in app management, preventing accidental overwrites and maintaining distinct configurations for different deployments.