Use Gatsby.js and Headless GraphQL CMS to Make Your JAMstack Site Sweeter
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Re: Use Gatsby.js and Headless GraphQL CMS to Make Your JAMstack Site Sweeter
#2> In this conclusion to our 4 part series, you'll learn how to used Gatsby.js and TakeShape to make your JAMstack site sweeter.
There is a grammatical typo in the opening headline which should read 'how to use Gatsby.js ...'.
Re: Use Gatsby.js and Headless GraphQL CMS to Make Your JAMstack Site Sweeter
#3> In this conclusion to our 4 part series, you'll learn how to used Gatsby.js and TakeShape to make your JAMstack site sweeter. There is a grammatical typo in the opening headline which should read 'how to use Gatsby.js ...'.
Fixed! Thanks for bringing this to our attention.
Re: Use Gatsby.js and Headless GraphQL CMS to Make Your JAMstack Site Sweeter
#4I’ve been doing some research on headless CMS options.
Two other good options are:
And
Re: Use Gatsby.js and Headless GraphQL CMS to Make Your JAMstack Site Sweeter
#5For anyone wondering about the meaning of "JAMstack": https://jamstack.org/
Re: Use Gatsby.js and Headless GraphQL CMS to Make Your JAMstack Site Sweeter
#6I have a vague idea of why this may be useful, but I wish people who upvote a new(ish) tech would take the time to put it in context as to why they upvoted it, why it is interesting, and why anyone should read about it.
I am kind of sold on "static" sites, but why is this particular stack and set of solutions so exciting? (As opposed to using, say, Rails on Heroku (which I use as a default baseline), or even the alternative setup (Vuejs version of Gatsby -- I am sure there is one by now, and whatever competes with graphQL).
Re: Use Gatsby.js and Headless GraphQL CMS to Make Your JAMstack Site Sweeter
#7For anyone wondering about the meaning of "JAMstack": https://jamstack.org/
JAMstack
Javascript APIs Markup
Coined by Matt Biilmann, Co-founder of Netlify
Re: Use Gatsby.js and Headless GraphQL CMS to Make Your JAMstack Site Sweeter
#8I’ve been doing some research on headless CMS options. Two other good options are: https://www.netlifycms.org And https://docs.ghost.org/api/gatsby/
Contentful is also a good option.
Re: Use Gatsby.js and Headless GraphQL CMS to Make Your JAMstack Site Sweeter
#9I’ve been doing some research on headless CMS options. Two other good options are: https://www.netlifycms.org And https://docs.ghost.org/api/gatsby/
Here is a long list of headless CMS
Re: Use Gatsby.js and Headless GraphQL CMS to Make Your JAMstack Site Sweeter
#10For anyone wondering about the meaning of "JAMstack": https://jamstack.org/
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