Introducing the Gatsby UX Research Program
How this all started After teaching college-level writing and training sales people for the last several years, I’d been contemplating a…
Shannon Soper on December 20th 2017
Blog
Taking Gatsby for a spin
A static site generator based on React, does that even make sense? GatsbyJS tries to answer this question with a hypermodern, feature-packed, *jamstacked* development tool that you can try out right now!
Arden de Raaij on December 6th 2017
Gatsby + Contentful + Netlify (and Algolia)
Gatsby has been getting a lot of recognition and adoption lately, and for good reason. It’s so flexible and it works well with nearly everything.
Josh Weaver on December 6th 2017
Why I created my blog with Gatsby and Contentful
I recently deployed my new blog at halfelectronic.com and I thought it would be fitting to talk about how I built it in the first place…
Fernando Poumian on November 9th 2017
Migrate from Jekyll to Gatsby
A bit of history Some years ago I created my blog with Jekyll and it has been working well ever since. I have never been a huge fan of…
Nahuel Scotti on November 8th 2017
Migrate from Hugo to Gatsby
Introduction As my recent evaluations of Gatsby were positive, I decided to migrate my personal blog. Instead of quickly picking an…
Kalin Chernev on November 6th 2017
My search for the perfect universal JavaScript framework
It was 2010 when Backbone.js came out. Finally I could write structured code to create full web applications for our users. And with…
Tal Bereznitskey on October 29th 2017
From WordPress to Developing in React — Starting to See It
As a frontend designer I’ve always prided myself on being a HTML and CSS specialist. My use of JavaScript has been limited to animations and…
Benjamin Read on October 20th 2017
Building i18n with Gatsby
Languages are a key part of who we are; they are an expression of our identity. Serving users content in their own language is a powerful…
Samuel Goudie on October 17th 2017
Making website building fun
I still remember the first non-trivial React component I built in 2014—not long after I started using React seriously. I decided to port to…
Kyle Mathews on October 16th 2017
Rebuilding my portfolio website with the great GatsbyJS and WordPress
Recreating my WordPress portfolio site using GatsbyJS, React and the WordPress REST API
David James on October 5th 2017
Why we choose Gatsby over Next.js and Wintersmith
At smartive we always saw the potential of static site generators. We recently made the switch to Gatsby.js for our company site. A decision we don’t regret. Here’s why.
Moreno Feltscher on October 3rd 2017
Migrating My Blog From Hexo To Gatsby
How I migrated my blog to Gatsby and how you can do the same.
Ian Sinnott on October 1st 2017
Embracing GraphQL — How I migrated React FAQ to Gatsby v1
Moving to Gatsby 1.x and embracing the new GraphQL setup can be daunting but the effort is going to payoff
Tim Arney on September 26th 2017
Community Roundup #1
It’s been a wild 77 days since Gatsby 1.0.0 was released into the world on July 6th, 2017. By the numbers we’ve seen: 3150 new GitHub stars…
Kyle Mathews on September 21st 2017
Modern static site generation with Gatsby
In this post, I will talk about static site generators -- how they have evolved and why I switched from a Ghost powered site to Gatsby.js, a modern static site generator.
Kostas Bariotis on September 18th 2017
Web Performance 101—also, why is Gatsby so fast?
I gave this talk last weekend at ReactNext in Tel Aviv. I spoke on the basics of measuring and improving web performance and how Gatsby is…
Kyle Mathews on September 13th 2017
Creating a Blog with Gatsby
In this post, we'll take a deep dive into Gatsby and some of the new 1.0 features by creating a static blog. Let's get on it!
Dustin Schau on July 19th 2017
Announcing Gatsby 1.0.0 🎉🎉🎉
Gatsby is your friendly, blazing fast static site generator for React. And after nearly a year of research, prototyping, and testing, Gatsby v1 is ready for action.
Kyle Mathews on July 6th 2017
Gatsby's first beta release
We shipped today Gatsby's first beta for 1.0! Gatsby is a modern blazing-fast static site generator for React.js…
Kyle Mathews on June 15th 2017
Gatsbygram Case Study
Gatsbygram is a clone of Instagram built with Gatsby v1. The source code for Gatsbygram lives in the Gatsby monorepo. See the…
Kyle Mathews on March 9th 2017
