People still use Gatsby?
Hugo?
Netlify acquires Gatsby
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Re: Netlify acquires Gatsby
#12People still use Gatsby?
I know this comment is a joke but in a big production environment, you eventually have to commit to a tech/stack. You can't just change everything every 2 years when a new hotness comes.
Re: Netlify acquires Gatsby
#13People still use Gatsby?
Oh, what's wrong with it? It looked nice and was considering using it for a marketing site.
Re: Netlify acquires Gatsby
#14Why Gatsby, specifically? This seems like an odd choice.
Gatsby Cloud, maybe?
Re: Netlify acquires Gatsby
#15I just want to know how much for :)
Re: Netlify acquires Gatsby
#16I just want to know how much Gatsby was acquired for ? ;)
Re: Netlify acquires Gatsby
#17Their competitor Vercel has NextJS so they decided to buy Gatsby ?
They have an in-house framework person with Ryan Carniato (Solid JS) and in-house SSG expertise with Zach Leatherman (11ty). I think this rounds out more in the CMS / React realm, which gives them a direct line to compete with Next.js
They're also involved somewhat in RedwoodJS. Tom Preston-Werner who started Redwood is on their board and an investor in them. Like Gatsby, RedwoodJS uses GraphQL. https://tom.preston-werner.com/2020/03/04/joining-the-netlif... https://redwoodjs.com/
Re: Netlify acquires Gatsby
#18Re: Netlify acquires Gatsby
#19I just want to know how much Gatsby was acquired for ? ;)
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#20Gatsby was an open-source project. What they acquired exactly? Have they purchased a usb stick installed gatsby in it?