Gatsby JS Developer's Guide - Important Parts & Blog App

Use React/GraphQL to build your own blog page with JAMStack architecture

Build Gatsby JS apps on your own

Build static page apps with modern technologies

Understand meaning and benefits of JAMStack

Use GraphQL to your advantage

Minimal jаvascript or other programming language knowledge

React JS Basics

What is Gatsby JS

GatsbyJS is a React-based, GraphQL powered static site generator. It uses powerful preconfiguration to build a website that uses only static files for incredibly fast page loads, service workers, code splitting, server-side rendering, intelligent image loading, asset optimization, and data prefetching.

Are there any requirements

Basic React JS knowledge.

What this course cover

This course is covering all you need to start working on your own Gatsby JS projects. Students of this course will be learning everything by working on real features building their own Blogging application.

Gatsby JS has a rich ecosystem and requires an initial investment. That's why I created this guide where you can find everything in one place.

Short Curriculum

Basics of Gatsby JS and initialization of the project. Explanation of folder structure and instruction on how to create new pages.

Templating system, Different types of stylings, and ways how to pass data to the pages.

Basics of GraphQL, construction of custom queries, resolvers, arguments, and custom types.

Node architecture and creation of new nodes.

Plugin system. Explanation of source and transformer plugins. Sourcing data from a local filesystem and rendering markdown files into actual HTML pages.

Filesystem route API

Pagination feature. Construction of queries to get pagination data to render static pagination pages.

Search feature. Explanation on why do you need a search index and what is a search ee

SEO search ee optimization improvements. Use of different meta tags and data to get the best search results. Usage of Open graph tags.

RSS feature. Explanation of really simple syndication and creation of XML file. Subscribing to the blog page through RSS aggregators.

Deployment to Gatsby cloud. Pushing the code to Github repo. Previewing the application on the internet.

PWA features. Explanation of progressive web application, offline support, and installation of the app like a native one.

Context theme provider. How to use context providers and what is the best spot to implement them.

People looking for the practical Gatsby development guide

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Experienced developers discovering new development opportunities



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