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Friday, 29 May, 2020 UTC
Gatsby Gazette for May 2020 - The Happy Birthday Edition
This month Gatsby turned 5-years-old. đ And what a way to mark a birthday - during the same period Gatsby hit the special milestone of having over 2000 plugins. And 500 of them are source plugins (thanks for noticing Chris Ellis). So for whatever your ... moreWednesday, 27 May, 2020 UTC
Gatsby Raises $28M Series B to Become How the Web is Built
Today weâre thrilled to announce weâve secured \$28 million in Series B funding led by Index Ventures and joined by earlier investors, CRV and Trinity Ventures. This investment will propel Gatsbyâs next stage of innovation and evolution toward becoming ... moreThursday, 21 May, 2020 UTC
Gatsby Recipes: What's All the Fuss About?
Gatsby Recipes were introduced just last month, as a new tool to automate common site building tasks. A Gatsby Recipe is a kind of task runner that can be authored in MDX and then executed from the command line using the Gatsby CLI. Recipes can be used ... moreThursday, 14 May, 2020 UTC
Introducing Gatsby Theme Catalyst
Some quick background on how Gatsby Theme Catalyst came to be. I am a casual freelance web developer; my time is limited and so maintainability and reusability are crucial for me. Like many freelancers I was often working with Wordpress. One of the perennial ... moreWednesday, 13 May, 2020 UTC
Virtual Gatsby Days: Announcing Our Speakers
Virtual Gatsby Days is just around the corner! This two day single-track conference is a unique opportunity for the Gatsby community to come together online, develop their skills and expertise, and interact with each other and the Gatsby team. Itâs happening ... moreTuesday, 12 May, 2020 UTC
Instant Content: Strapi CMS + Gatsby for Fast and Friendly Editing
Strapi is the #1 open source headless CMS frontend developers all over the world love. You can easily and quickly manage your content through an API and itâs made entirely with Node & React. Gatsby developers will feel right at home in a Javascript ... moreThursday, 30 April, 2020 UTC
Gatsby Web Creators Series 2: Creative Scripting with Browser JS, Node, and React
Good news! In May 2020, the Gatsby team is doing a second series of Gatsby Web Creators, our free video livestreams on creative web fundamentals for curious people aged 13 and up. Weâll pick up where Series 1 on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript left off and ... moreFriday, 24 April, 2020 UTC
Powering Up Portfolios with Gatsby
In our recent webinar Getting Started with Gatsby: Building Your Portfolio Site, Tiffany White and Nathan Leon described how using Gatsby transformed the process of building their portfolios. These days, portfolios are far more than just âResume 2.0â ... moreMonday, 20 April, 2020 UTC
Challenge Accepted: One Developer, 10 Projects, 100 Days of Gatsby
Intro Well hey there! đ Iâm Paul, Iâm a React UI Developer / UX Engineer and a long long time ago I was a designer but after a few years of pixel pushing I realized code is just better! A little context I first found Gatsby because of my requirement ... moreThursday, 16 April, 2020 UTC
Announcing Gatsby Recipes
Iâm excited to announce Gatsby Recipes, a new tool to automate common site building tasks. Recipes are run from the CLI and automate common tasks like creating pages and layouts, installing and setting up plugins, adding a blog to a site, setting up ... moreFriday, 31 January, 2020 UTC
Why the TypeScript team is using Gatsby for its new website
Why are we using Gatsby for TypeScriptâs new Website? The TypeScript v1 site is a Jekyll website, and Jekyll packs a lot of power into a small tool. Jekyll is really great way to build static websites, but itâs built to work for small-medium sized websites ... moreFriday, 31 January, 2020 UTC
Challenge 4 - Add Third-Party React Components to Your Gatsby Site
Gatsby was named the #1 new technology to learn in 2020! To help you learn about Gatsby and our ecosystem, we invite you to take the #100DaysOfGatsby challenge! If you are new to Gatsby, you can follow along with our beginner-friendly weekly prompts. ... moreFriday, 31 January, 2020 UTC
Challenge 3 - Auto-Optimize Images on Your Gatsby Site
Gatsby was named the #1 new technology to learn in 2020! To help you learn about Gatsby and our ecosystem, we invite you to take the #100DaysOfGatsby challenge! If you are new to Gatsby, you can follow along with our beginner-friendly weekly prompts. ... moreFriday, 31 January, 2020 UTC
Challenge 5 - Add React Components in Markdown
Gatsby was named the #1 new technology to learn in 2020! To help you learn about Gatsby and our ecosystem, we invite you to take the #100DaysOfGatsby challenge! If you are new to Gatsby, you can follow along with our beginner-friendly weekly prompts. ... moreFriday, 31 January, 2020 UTC
Announcing Gatsby Builds and Reports
Iâm excited to announce the public release of Gatsby Builds : the fastest Continuous Deployment solution for Gatsby applications. Gatsby Builds expands the Gatsby Cloud service, bringing sophisticated caching and distributed computing features to the ... moreFriday, 31 January, 2020 UTC
Why Gatsby is better with JavaScript
Gatsby sites can work without JavaScript. Because Gatsby renders all the pages as plain HTML files, users can use the majority of a websiteâs functionality without it. JavaScript is required only for additional interactive elements of an app. Weâre often ... moreSunday, 22 December, 2019 UTC
Integrate TinaCMS With Your Gatsby Website
TinaCMS is a toolkit of JavaScript components. You can use these components to build content editing functionality into your site. Right now, Tina uses a Git backend to track content changes. When detected, changes are immediately written back to source ... moreSunday, 22 December, 2019 UTC
100 Days Of Gatsby - Our Guided Coding Challenge for 2020
If youâre looking for a fun way to explore how to build blazing fast websites with Gatsby, our #100DaysOfGatsby challenge is for you! Weâre kicking off this â100 Daysâ challenge on January 1st, so why not start the year with a Gatsby project? Udemy named ... moreSunday, 8 December, 2019 UTC
How Gatsby can power your site offline - even without JavaScript
You know the feeling: you saw a cool website or read an interesting article the other day, and youâd like to check back on it, or maybe youâre with some people that youâd like to share it with. But whatâs this? You donât have any phone signal, and the ... moreSunday, 8 December, 2019 UTC
Gatsby Gazette: The "What happened to October?" Edition
October means halloween! For your spooky reading pleasure, the blog now has a dark mode. So dim the lights, pull up a comfy chair and letâs begin. In September we posted our Series A funding announcement, then headed to the UK for Gatsby Days, London. ... moreSunday, 8 December, 2019 UTC
How to convert an existing Gatsby blog to use MDX
What is MDX? MDX is a file format that lets you add JSX to Markdown files via a .mdx file! It was started by and is maintained by Gatsbyâs John Otander and the open source community on Github. With MDX, you can import React components and declare them ... moreSunday, 8 December, 2019 UTC
Announcing Gatsby Cloud
Weâre excited to announce the launch of Gatsby Cloud: a commercial platform of stable, trusted tools that enable web creators to build better websites. Gatsby Cloud enhances our content mesh platform with interoperable, out-of-the-box solutions to launch ... moreSunday, 8 December, 2019 UTC
Making it easier to start with Gatsby Cloud for free
When you go to our Quickstart page to try Gatsby Cloud, youâll probably find yourself in one of two situations. Situation 1: you already have a Gatsby project Situation 2: you donât have a Gatsby project yet Either way, Gatsby Cloud will work for you! ... moreSunday, 6 October, 2019 UTC
Gatsby Gazette: The September Installment
How was August for all of you? Itâs been rainy here in Mumbai. Like really rainy. But letâs not digress cause itâs time for the Gatsby Gazette! This monthâs Gazette features our work on materialization, a healthier Gatsby repo with improved community ... moreThursday, 12 September, 2019 UTC
Gatsby Theme Jam: Congratulations Vojtěch Holík and Allan Pooley!
At the beginning of July, Brent Jackson joined Learn With Jason to show how to use theme-ui . During the show, we announced the stable launch of Gatsby themes and kicked off the Theme Jam, a celebration of our incredible community of creators. What is ... moreThursday, 12 September, 2019 UTC
Using the Google Sheets API With Gatsby for Creating Fast Sites With Simple Data Sources
I recently prototyped an Acroyoga-focused side project, called âAcroTagsâ, using Gatsby and the Google Sheets API. The site was as fun to build and populate with data as it is to use for discovering Acroyoga videos. This post will explore why and how ... moreThursday, 12 September, 2019 UTC
Roll Your Own Comment System
A while ago, I migrated my site from WordPress to Gatsby, a static site generator that runs on JavaScript/React. Gatsby recommends Disqus as a possible option for comments, and I briefly migrated all my comments over to itâŠuntil I looked at my site on ... moreThursday, 12 September, 2019 UTC
What is JSX pragma?
If youâre looking into using Theme UI , youâll come across some (potentially) unfamiliar looking syntax: Copycopy code to clipboard /** @jsx jsx */ import { jsx } from "theme-ui" This is a JSX pragma. What the heck is a JSX pragma? I had heard ... moreThursday, 12 September, 2019 UTC
Gatsby Gazette: The August Edition
Remember when I said Iâll see you folks next week with a jam packed Gazette? Itâs been 3 months! đ± If itâs any consolation though, this one is a jam packed edition. Welcome to the new and improved Gatsby Gazette. Itâs been a while. We have a lot to ... moreThursday, 12 September, 2019 UTC