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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 time 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.
Specification: Gatsby JS Developer’s Guide – Important Parts & Blog App
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Duration | 12 hours |
| Year | 2021 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English ... |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
$12.99
Theodore M Irland –
This was another well designed course from Filip. Although the use case for Gatsbyjs is quite narrow at the time of writing this, this course will give you a solid base in the framework and knowledge of the plugin system. The only thing that keeps this from being a 5 star course for me is the lack of walkthrough on how to create blog posts from the application / how to post markup content to a CMS like Strapi. Regardless, Filip gives enough background in the framework so that those interested in expanding upon the MVP built here will be able to do so.