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When StriVectin was ready to upgrade their e-commerce experience, they used Gatsby's content mesh to quickly integrate Prismic with Shopify, using Prismic to store both additional product data and structured content.
A gatsby-plugin-mdx and gatsby-plugin-image demo, taking a deep dive into MDX frontmatter and how it can be used to store references to either local and / or remote images and render them anywhere in the MDX body.
It’s the 12th of April, a day which represents two milestones: the 100th day of 2021, and also the finish line for this year’s #100DaysOfGatsby Challenge.
When the Elevar team set out to migrate StriVectin from Magento to Shopify, they started with Storybook, a tool for developing UI components in isolation for React. Using Storybook with Gatsby enabled the team to delay decisions about hosting and content management, focusing on one decision at a time.
A step by step guide to setting up your first Gatsby + WordPress website -- choose your own adventure style!
Looking for a sleeker, faster website, the guitar giant lays down a Gatsby front end.
Strivectin had an incredibly popular e-commerce store for a variety of anti-aging skincare products. The challenge: it was powered by a seven-year-old codebase on a legacy platform. For the planned refresh, Strivectin's agency, Elevar, turned to Gatsby -- first to rapidly protoype a performant, scalable, secure future, and then to build the site itself.
Life in tech is all about moving fast: there is enormous pressure to just ship it. But research shows that continually rushing to work as hard as we can, as fast as we can, has the surprisingly opposite of effect: It actually slows us down. We mess up, we miss things, we make poorer decisions. And, over time, we burn out. Ironically, slowing down can actually help us speed up...Without getting burned out.
