After first releasing Recipes in April, we learned a lot from early adopters, testers and community members creating and contributing their own Recipes (thanks!) for automating common Gatsby site building chores. In this second alpha release we applied these lessons as we completely rewrote many parts of Recipes to better achieve our vision of making Gatsby super easy to use, even for beginners.
Learn about July's product, community, and ecosystem updates. This includes new Gatsby Themes, a new enhanced WordPress integration, and an update to Incremental Builds.
The story of how we added dynamic filtering to an entirely statically-built Gatsby site.
Users of the theme get access to specialized React components that help with building a multilingual site. In addition the theme helps to automate most of the manual tasks required to add i18n support to MDX-based websites.
After learning that many existing menstrual cycle tracker apps were sharing user data with third parties, Benedicte Raae decided to build her own. In her Gatsby Days Reconfigured presentation, the co-founder and senior developer of Lilly Labs, shows how to build a secure progressive web app with Gatsby and Userbase for end to end encryption.
Recipes are designed to make life as a Gatsby developer even easier, and Khaled Garbaya shows exactly how much. He walks through setting up a Contentful blog with TailwindCSS before and after Gatsby Recipes -- taking us from seven steps to just one.
For his groovy Gatsby Days Reloaded presentation, Trevor Blades delves into Gatsby’s wide-ranging plugin ecosystem for a look at some of his personal favorites: plugins that particularly enhance the local development experience.
Little Caesars knew their first-ever Super Bowl ad would drive a huge spike in online orders from hungry customers. To ensure their website was ready for prime time, the third biggest pizza delivery company in the world built their new e-commerce platform using Gatsby.
