Knowledge Base

Export a UI from Google Stitch and publish it to Netlify by dragging the static HTML into Netlify Drop, with a path to graduate to a Git-connected project.

A fair comparison of Netlify Drop and Vercel Drop, two drag-and-drop deploy tools, covering account requirements, build handling, file support, and updates.

Publish an app you built in Bolt.new to Netlify, either with Bolt’s one-click Netlify integration or by connecting your repository for continuous deploys.

A fair, technical comparison of Netlify Blobs and Vercel Blob, covering data model, consistency, metadata, size limits, browser uploads, and pricing, with code for both.

Publish an app you built with v0 (Vercel’s AI app builder) to Netlify, either by syncing to GitHub for continuous deploys or by exporting the code and deploying with the Netlify CLI.

Publish a Claude artifact or Claude Design project to Netlify, whether it is a static HTML page you drag into Netlify Drop or a React component you scaffold and build.

Publish an app built in Lovable to Netlify through GitHub for continuous deploys, or drag the built files to Netlify Drop, including how to carry over Supabase keys.

A step-by-step guide to moving a site from Vercel to Netlify, covering build settings, environment variables, redirects, headers, functions, and DNS cutover with zero downtime.

A step-by-step guide to building a retrieval-augmented chatbot using only Netlify primitives: vector storage in Netlify Database with pgvector, embeddings and chat through the AI Gateway, and no external API keys or vector service to manage.

How to run background jobs, event-driven tasks, and multi-step durable workflows on Netlify with Async Workloads, including retryable steps, delays, retries with backoff, and event chaining.

A reference for AI coding agents building on Netlify: how to publish and update a live site with the CLI, add a database and background jobs, call models through the AI Gateway, and connect the Netlify MCP server, all non-interactively.

A reference table mapping the primitives a modern web app needs (compute, data, storage, cache, queues, identity, AI, and more) to the first-party Netlify product that provides each, with third-party options noted.

A fair, technical comparison of Netlify and AWS Amplify Hosting, covering platform scope, framework support, backend services, pricing models, AWS integration, and developer experience.

A fair, technical comparison of Netlify and Render, covering platform architecture, static sites, backend services and databases, cold starts, deploys, pricing, and developer experience.

How a coding agent can use the Netlify CLI to publish a built site or artifact to a live URL non-interactively, capture that URL, and push later revisions to the same address.

A balanced comparison of TanStack Start and Next.js across architecture, type safety, rendering, data fetching, and ecosystem, plus how each deploys to Netlify.