We’re delighted to introduce the first-ever Gatsby Best of 2021 Agency Awards, a new awards program designed to recognize the best Gatsby partner agencies and the best Gatsby websites created by those agencies.

As I’m sure you know, Gatsby is absolutely brills for statically generating web pages using any type of data from any kind of data source. In this post I’ll be explaining how to fetch data from the New York Times Archive API and using two of Gatsby’s built in methods to add the data to Gatsby’s global data layer.

As you may have heard, the latest release of Gatsby, Gatsby 4 now supports SSR (Server Side Rendering). 🥳

Data is hard right? I think so too, and with Gatsby there’s more than one way to boil that egg so in this series of blog posts I plan to walk you through the various methods you can use and explain ways you might like to use them.

Next week, Gatsby will be phasing out our Standard and Performance plans and consolidating them around a three-tier model for your Gatsby Workspace

Dan Giordano • December 3rd, 2021

As Gatsby grows so do our cybersecurity efforts! Read about our SOC 2 audit and what we are doing to build a modern security program.

Only want to build out the most popular pages as static pages? No problem, you can use your analytics tool to control the usage of Deferred Static Generation in Gatsby. In choosing what pages to defer you can improve your page on a granular and individual level -- but for how you'd do this the sky is really the limit. In this tutorial you'll learn how you can use data from your analytics tool.