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
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📝 Building a static blog using Gatsby and Strapi
A static website contains Web pages with fixed content.
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#strapi #cms #graphql
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Medium
A Deep Dive into Strapi GraphQL
The REST API design pattern is one of the best practices when building an API for the back end of any application. Its benefits supersede its downside. When fetching data from an extensive REST…
Building a chat application with React, Strapi, and Firebase combines React’s frontend strength with Strapi backend data management skills, Firebase’s authentication and messaging functionality. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to create a Strapi chat app, integrate Firebase for user authentication, and get real-time updates.
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#react #firebase #strapi
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#react #firebase #strapi
Medium
How to Build a Chat App with React, Strapi & Firebase
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