Announcing the Launch of Functions on Gatsby Cloud
By Joel Smith on June 8th, 2021
Announcing the Launch of Functions on Gatsby Cloud which enables serverless function support
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By Joel Smith on June 8th, 2021
Announcing the Launch of Functions on Gatsby Cloud which enables serverless function support
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By Dan Giordano on June 3rd, 2021
Gatsby Cloud now supports building, previewing, and deploying Gatsby projects stored in Atlassian Bitbucket.
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By Dan Giordano on June 1st, 2021
Read about the latest updates around Google Auth support and new permissions and roles on Gatsby Cloud
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By Laci Texter on May 25th, 2021
Functions on Gatsby Cloud is here! To show our excitement the Gatsby team recently held a friendly, internal competition to build out some examples in order to demonstrate the power and flexibility that will soon be available to all Gatsby users.
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By Paul Scanlon on April 15th, 2021
Gatsby sites are optimized to be smaller, sleeker and faster. When built and deployed in Gatsby Cloud they also use fewer data center resources, thanks to Incremental Builds. This efficiency is not just good for developers — it's also good for the environment!
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By Sam Bhagwat on March 9th, 2021
As Gatsby continues to be used for building larger and more complex sites, we are constantly asking our users and the community how we could improve. Among professional Gatsby developers, we tend to hear less about specific bugs and feature requests and more about qualities they want and need in their site -- faster load times, shorter publish times, and so on.
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By Joel Smith on March 3rd, 2021
Introducing our brand new Gatsby Cloud pricing plans. Edit and build your content as often as you want, and then host on on the edge. Get started today, for free!
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By Hashim Warren on February 18th, 2021
Gatsby's plugins, starters, and themes let you assemble websites like Lego models, without ever touching React. But you can learn React deeply with Gatsby! Start with this Gatsby + WordPress mobile photoblog project (no prior React knowledge needed), then remix and expand it as your knowledge of React, GraphQL, and the Gatsby ecosystem grows!
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By Michelle Gienow on February 4th, 2021
When it comes to WordPress, going headless refers to keeping the familiar WordPress interface for collaborating on content creation, editing and updating. However, behind the scenes, you’ve ditched the cumbersome WordPress theme layer for faster and more efficient architecture powering how your content gets built, deployed, and presented to viewers.
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By Obinna Ekwuno on September 18th, 2020
Now available: Workspaces gives you a new and flexible way to group and manage a variety of sites on Gatsby Cloud, applying different subscription levels to each project -- all under a single login. Also, Gatsby Cloud users can now source their Workspaces sites from GitLab in addition to GitHub (with BitBucket coming soon)!
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By Ondrej Polesny on September 14th, 2020
Gatsby helps developers build blazing fast websites. But how fast is build time for the actual website itself? And how can one developer advocate help reduce build times for thousands of others? The Kentico Kontent DevRel team got to work, looking for the answers.
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By Ashley Smith on August 12th, 2020
Starting today there is a single source of truth for all things Gatsby. The new Gatsbyjs.com brings together the open source Gatsby (.org) and the Gatsby, Inc. (.com) sites in a unified domain so all Gatsby users are set up for success with the same resource. Unified Gatsby is a big step toward our goal of making Gatsby 1000x easier to use -- our guiding vision for the future of Open Source and Gatsby Cloud. We want to share this vision with our community, so today we are also offering a preview roadmap of the functions and features we'll be releasing in the next few months. We are also excited to announce a brand new right-fit pricing plan (including permanent free tier) for Gatsby Cloud to make sure every user has access to the ideal platform for building, deploying and collaborating on Gatsby sites.
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By Kyle Mathews on August 4th, 2020
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.
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By Josh Comeau on July 31st, 2020
The story of how we added dynamic filtering to an entirely statically-built Gatsby site.
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By Hashim Warren on July 7th, 2020
Today we are excited to announce that Gatsby’s new source plugin for WordPress has launched in beta! This new release delivers major improvements to our headless WordPress integration with Gatsby and Gatsby Cloud.
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By Shannon Soper on June 18th, 2020
Our second set of results from the Gatsby Command Line Survey have been compiled. And guess what? Responses are changing in interesting ways that both validate and clarify the community's priorities.
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By Kyle Mathews on May 27th, 2020
Today we’re thrilled to announce we’ve secured 28 million in Series B funding led by Index Ventures and joined by earlier investors, CRV and Trinity Ventures. This investment will propel Gatsby’s next stage of innovation and evolution toward becoming how the web is built.
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By Dustin Schau on May 26th, 2020
The first -- and only -- publicly available static site benchmarking service, Will It Build demonstrates the progress of build times for sample Gatsby benchmark sites on Gatsby Cloud. Thanks to our new Incremental Builds feature, data and content changes now go from edit to live in seconds! See for yourself: all of our data can be queried right on the site using our exposed GraphQL API at willit.build/api-playground.
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By Kyle Mathews on May 22nd, 2020
“Five years ago today, a nascent Gatsby emerged in the form of Issue 1 on the brand new Gatsbyjs GitHub repo. Here are some thoughts about where we began and how Gatsby has evolved during this most interesting demi-decade.”
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By Josh Comeau on April 29th, 2020
A deeper look at Gatsby's recent announcement, how it changes the game for content editors, and what it means for the future.
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By Laci Texter on April 23rd, 2020
Our first virtual Gatsby Days is coming June 2-3, 2020. It will be live-streamed on YouTube from 9:00am to noon PST both days, and we want YOU to send in a speaker proposal!
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By Kyle Mathews on April 22nd, 2020
This is how the web should work. Whatever can be built ahead of time should be built ahead of time. When content changes, only relevant pages should be rebuilt. Introducing Incremental Builds on Gatsby Cloud: an evolutionary leap forward to a seamless, fast experience for the developers, content editors and end users of any website—even if that site has millions of pages.
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By Shannon Soper on April 16th, 2020
When we wanted to survey the community about ways we can make Gatsby better, the command line just felt like the right place to ask. Here's what you told us. (And if you didn't get a chance to respond, we'd still love to hear from you).
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By Kyle Mathews on April 16th, 2020
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By Laci Texter on April 14th, 2020
Our first virtual Gatsby Days is coming June 2-3, 2020. This free remote conference will be live-streamed on YouTube from 9am to noon PST both days, and you can register now!
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By Greg Thomas on April 13th, 2020
Is it possible to satisfy web users, developers, and content creators all at once? Gatsby’s own Josh Comeau explained how Gatsby can achieve exactly that at Gatsby Days LA 2020.
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By Laci Texter on April 7th, 2020
Our first virtual Gatsby Days is coming June 2-3, 2020. It will be live-streamed on YouTube from 1:00-3:00pm EST each day, and now is the time to send in your speaker proposal!
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By Debra Combs on April 6th, 2020
The Commonwealth Fund reached out to the Aten Design Group to reimagine the nonprofit’s signature scorecard website concept. Aten turned to Gatsby.
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By Greg Thomas on April 6th, 2020
What are the best options for integrating comments and other dynamic elements into your WordPress website? Zac Gordon evaluates key approaches.
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By Greg Thomas on April 5th, 2020
React developer Grant Glidewell tells how he identified best practices for using Gatsby Builds to cut build time for image-heavy websites by a factor of five.
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By Greg Thomas on April 2nd, 2020
Watch in real time as Dustin Schau, Gatsby's head of product, updates a fully accessible Gatsby-built site using the Contentful headless CMS and then deploys to a CDN.
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By Bob Orchard on March 26th, 2020
The Service Relief Project is a boilerplate for launching blazing-fast zero-cost directories of local resources to help donors find local fundraisers for workers and businesses in your area who've been affected by mandated shutdowns around the world.
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By Josh Comeau on March 25th, 2020
An article detailing how to use Netlify Functions and Gatsby Cloud together, to tremendous effect!
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By Hashim Warren on February 17th, 2020
The best way to learn web development is abstractions on down, not core primitives on up. Gatsby gives you everything you need to get started quickly, while still customizing what you want as you grow.
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By Sam Bhagwat on February 11th, 2020
Like governments, open-source founding organizations have a responsibility to their communities: to keep them thriving and on the cutting edge. They must create a successful business model and continue to invest in open source as they grow.
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By Scott Byrne on December 20th, 2019
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By Kyle Mathews on November 14th, 2019
It's November already. But what happened in October? Read on to find out more.
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By Marisa Morby on March 22nd, 2019
Introducing the Gatsby Preview Beta: learn more and sign up today for early access to our first commercial product.
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By Sam Bhagwat on July 17th, 2018
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