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​​There are many great plugins already written for Gatsby. You should be able to pick pretty much any data source, from local Markdown files to Wordpress to Contentful, and have something running pretty quickly. The way you pull in data from an external source and turn it into GraphQL’able stuff is actually pretty interesting, so today I’d like to take you from zero-to-cat-facts in Gatsby.

#gatsby #plugin
​​atsby + Redux is a powerful combination when building static web-apps with dynamic features. With Gatsby 2, it has never been easier to get up and running. Today, I’m going to guide you through the steps needed.

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#Gatsby #Redux
​​If you are thinking of building a static site with React and want it to perform as fast as a cheetah, you should consider using GatsbyJS. I decided to try it out and was amazed with how easy it was to setup, deploy, and how fast the site loads now. Gatsby uses the best parts of other front end tools to make the development experience feel like you’re on vacation.

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#Gatsby #React
​​A static website contains Web pages with fixed content. Technically, it is a simple list of HTML files, which displays the same information to every visitor. Unlike dynamic websites, they do not require any back-end programming or database. Publishing a static website is easy: the files are uploaded on a simple Web server or storage provider. The two main advantages of static websites are security and speed: there is no database so it can not be hacked and there is no need to render a page for each request, which makes Web browsing faster.

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#Gatsby #Strapi
​​In this series I’ll be looking a bunch of different aspects of Gatsby, a Static Site Generator based on React.js and GraphQL.

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#Gatsby #GraphQL #Serverless #JAMStack
​​I’ve been using Gatsby for the better part of 6 months and it’s quickly become my go-to for building static sites. The advantages are huge.

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#Gatsby #Contentful #Netlify
​​With Gatsby themes we want to make the experience of building a site as flexible and extensible as possible. Themes allow you to reuse site configurations, sets of plugins, and components across multiple Gatsby sites. We’ve tried to design the API of themes to progressively disclose complexity, where smart defaults are wrapped into abstractions, but customization and configuration are always available to you. The styles used in our official themes are no exception.

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#Gatsby #Styles
​​To simplify shopping for razors we built a performant, visually-appealing, and secure site. Our architecture performs well across browsers and devices, emphasizes developer ergonomics and modern tools, and lets us continuously deploy with confidence. We think shopflamingo.com can be a model for how to architect other e-commerce sites.


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#JAMstack #Gatsby #eCommerce