GatsbyJS
GatsbyJS (gatsbyjs.com)
GatsbyJS
Gatsby is an open-source static site generator built on top of Node.js using React and GraphQL. It provides over 2500 plugins to create static sites based on sources as Markdown documents, MDX (Markdown with JSX), images, and numerous Content Management Systems such as WordPress, Drupal and more. Since version 4 Gatsby also supports Server-Side Rendering and Deferred Static Generation for rendering dynamic websites on a Node.js server. Gatsby is developed by Gatsby, Inc. which also offers a cloud service, Gatsby Cloud, for hosting Gatsby websites.
Source: Gatsby (JavaScript framework) (wikipedia.org)
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Resources for Using Gatsby With Drupal
Getting started with using Gatsby with Drupal is made easier by the dozens of resources available to help you get up and running with a minimum of fuss. We’ve gathered up some of the more popular Gatsby + Drupal resources on the web, and we’re happy to present them here.
Deployment Tips for Gatsby and Drupal
Drupal will always hold a special place in my heart. The first website I ever built for someone else was a Drupal 6 site shortly after it was released. I’ve been around for countless Drupal Camps and Cons, major version upgrade pains, and I’ve always stuck around for the community.
Dealing with the Limitations of Gatsby Source Drupal
Gatsby.js is a self described "blazing-fast" static site generator for React. With the gatsby-source-drupal plugin you can easily pull data from a Drupal 8 site using the JSON API Module. While this sounds like a match made in heaven, I’ve noticed that many others in the Drupal community aren’t
Getting started with Webmentions in Gatsby
I have been curious to learn more about webmentions and the IndieWeb for a while now. Putting together my new blog seemed like an excellent opportunity to learn more about it. So keep in mind that I’m pretty new to this stuff, and just sharing my learning process as I go along.
Benchmark build times for Gatsby sites on Gatsby Cloud
Will It Build? Benchmark build times for Gatsby sites on Gatsby Cloud Compare historical build times of Gatsby example sites built on Gatsby Cloud, with data sourced from popular CMS (Content Management System) providers.
Gatsby Wikipedia Fetcher
GatsbyJS plugin with the ability to retrieve various bits of Wikipedia data and reuse them in your site. Wikipedia is the most successful collaborative knowledge base ever achieved on this planet.
gatsby-wikipedia-fetcher
GatsbyJS plugin with the ability to retrieve various bits of Wikipedia data and reuse them in your site. Wikipedia is the most successful collaborative knowledge base ever achieved on this planet.
gatsby-wikipedia-fetcher
GatsbyJS plugin with the ability to retrieve various bits of Wikipedia data and reuse them in your site. Wikipedia is the most successful collaborative knowledge base ever achieved on this planet.
Gatsby v3
Gatsby is a modern web framework for blazing fast websites. Go Beyond Static Websites. Get all the benefits of static websites with none of the limitations.
Decoupled Drupal: Getting Started with Gatsby and JSON:API
Anyone who’s built a React app of any appreciable complexity knows how challenging it can be selecting and configuring the multitude of libraries you’ll need to make it fast and performant.
Decoupled Drupal 8 + GatsbyJS: a quickstart guide
If you're not familiar with GatsbyJS, then you owe it to yourself to check it out. It's an up and coming static site generator with React and GraphQL baked in, and it prides itself on being really easy to integrate with common CMS'es like Drupal.
The trend of web performance and the rise of static-site generators, with Gatsby.js, GraphQL and React.js tutorial.
Out of all the trends in today’s age of web development, the trend of high-end web performance is the one trend that singlehandedly offers the most reward and payoff to both users and web developers alike; with everyday users now expecting websites to offer blazingly fast page speeds, minimal load
The future of web development is here.
There’s a reason why the world’s top-performing website teams use Gatsby. Whether your site has 100 pages or 100,000 pages—we’re obsessed with delivering dynamic web experiences with performance and security that scales.
Comparison of Gatsby vs Drupal
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Gatsby and Drupal : Match made in heaven?
Gatsby and Drupal : Match made in heaven? Gatsby is a popular static site generator that can communicate with any backend. The front-end landscape has exploded in the last three years. Today you have various libraries/front end frameworks like React, Angular, VueJS.
Gatsby for Drupal Sites:
New Webinar! Coding and Careers: Getting Started with Gatsby Register Here Dramatically simplify development. Build rich experiences faster.
Decoupling Drupal is Easier Than You Think
The Mediacurrent team has been championing “Decoupled Drupal” for a number of years and believe that this approach is a good fit for many organizations.
From Static to Real-time: Introducing Incremental Builds in Gatsby Cloud
Today I’m thrilled to announce the release of Incremental Builds on Gatsby Cloud. In January we announced Gatsby Builds, bringing you up to 60x faster builds for Gatsby sites compared to other solutions.
Six Reasons I Chose Gatsby
Spoiler alert: I'm a big fan of Gatsby. I've worked with it multiple times and I'm continually impressed with its power and flexibility. For those who aren't familiar, Gatsby is an open-source static site generator incorporating React and GraphQL.
gatsby-source-drupal
Source plugin for pulling data (including images) into Gatsby from Drupal sites. Pulls data from Drupal 8 sites with the Drupal JSONAPI module installed.
Sourcing from Drupal
Why use Drupal + Gatsby together? Using Drupal as a headless CMS with Gatsby is a great way to get an enterprise-quality CMS for free, paired with a great modern development experience and all the benefits of the JAMstack, like performance, scalability, and security.
Gatsby Live Preview & Incremental Builds
This project enhances the experience of your Drupal content editors for Gatsby sites using Drupal as a data source. This module provides Gatsby live preview capabilities using your Gatsby Cloud Preview account or on your locally running Gatsby development server.
What is GatsbyJS?
Heard of GatsbyJS, but not sure what to make of it? Here are five blazing-fast questions and answers with Front End Developer, Grayson Hicks, about everyone’s favorite front-end tool right now. 1: What is Gatsby? GatsbyJS is a React-based, GraphQL powered, static site generator.
How to Secure GatsbyJS Sites with Auth0 for Authentication
TL;DR: In this article, you'll learn how to secure a basic Gatsby static site with Auth0. The finished code for this tutorial is at the gatsby-auth0 repository. I have a confession. Despite my public love of Angular, I have recently also fallen in love with the static site generator GatsbyJS.
Understanding the Gatsby lifecycle
At Narative, we’ve been fans of Gatsby from day one, using it to build performant and flexible products for both clients and ourselves. With the growing community interest in Gatsby, we hope to create more resources that make it easier for anyone to grasp the power of this incredible tool.
Embracing the IndieWeb
I’ve used Disqus comments on this site for a long time. At the time I set it up, it was ubiquitous, easy to set up, and a no-brainer. However, after converting my site to Gatsby and getting the site to load Blazing Fast™, the Disqus embed code was the slowest thing on my site.
gatsby-plugin-webmention
Consider setting up brid.gy to get Tweets sent as webmentions to webmention.io.
From Static to Real-time: Introducing Incremental Builds in Gatsby Cloud
Today I’m thrilled to announce the release of Incremental Builds on Gatsby Cloud. In January we announced Gatsby Builds, bringing you up to 60x faster builds for Gatsby sites compared to other solutions. Now Incremental Builds reliably brings build times on data changes to under 10 seconds.
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