Gatsby is a React framework that allows you to create static and serverless JavaScript apps. In this tutorial, you will install the Gatsby Starter default template, modify metadata in the Gatsby config file, run the development server and view the Gatsby site locally, and get a short introduction to JSX and Gatsby’s image optimization capabilities.
Gatsby.js and MDX is an amazing combination that can totally change how you build websites. Let’s explore the basics in this detailed introductory article.
Like many popular Static Site Generators, Gatsby embraces the use of dynamic web frameworks, using React on the frontend and Node.js on the backend. But Gatsby can also pull in static files and assets, like images, CSS files, and JavaScript files. This tutorial will show you how to best go about adding images, stylesheets globally and as modules, JavaScript files, and arbitrary files like PDFs for your users to download.
Learn how to add a simple pagination system to a Gatsby site using the gatsby-awesome-pagination plugin.
Themes in Gatsby refer to plugins that act as a collection of configuration options, functionality, and/or user interface (UI) elements. Separating out shared features into maintained themes makes keeping your site up-to-date easier, and also lets you spend less time configuring your site and more time developing your content. In this tutorial, you will install, configure, and use a Gatsby theme for publishing blog posts: gatsby-theme-blog.
Since you can do anything React can do using Gatsby, it’s easy to start using hooks as part of your Gatsby websites. Let’s see how it’s done.
A new paradigm in WordPress is using it only for the content part of your site and using Gatsby.js to statically generate the frontend. By decoupling content from the user interface (UI), you can keep the content editor and collaborative features of WordPress, but also enjoy the faster load times and React-based UI ecosystem of Gatsby. In this tutorial, you will provision WordPress to talk to Gatsby and set up a new Gatsby project based on a starter template.
Here’s an easy way to add a state management provider that wraps your whole Gatsby site using Gatsby’s built-in wrapRootElement hook.
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