In this article of our GatsbyJS series, we delve into dynamic content and client-only routes.
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In our journey through the versatile world of GatsbyJS, we’ve explored data management and manipulation in the previous articles. Now, it’s time to turn our attention to an equally crucial aspect: image handling and optimization. In this article of our GatsbyJS series, “Gatsby Image Handling and Optimization,” we unravel the secrets of creating visually appealing […]
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Welcome back to our series on GatsbyJS! In the last article, we learnt about styling in GatsbyJS. In this article, we will delve into the world of Gatsby plugins and themes, which are powerful tools that enable you to extend the functionality and customize the behavior of your Gatsby sites. Plugins and themes are key components of Gatsby’s flexible ecosystem, allowing you to easily add features, optimize performance, and style your websites. Let’s explore how these components can supercharge your development process. Understanding Gatsby Plugins Gatsby plugins are JavaScript packages that integrate seamlessly with Gatsby sites, enabling you to add…
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In the previous article, we learnt how to create a GatsbyJS site. In this article, we will learn how to work with Gatsby’s components and pages. Gatsby is a powerful and flexible static site generator that uses the power of React and GraphQL to build blazing-fast websites. One of the reasons behind Gatsby’s popularity is its ability to break down a website into manageable and reusable components and pages. In this article, we will learn React components, creating and using Gatsby components, building Gatsby pages, and briefly discuss GraphQL. Understanding React Components React is a popular JavaScript library for building…
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In the previous article, we introduced you to GatsbyJS and explained why you might want to use it for your web development projects. In this article, we’ll dive deeper into setting up a GatsbyJS project step-by-step. How to Set up Gatsby JS Project Step 1: Install Node.js and npm Before you can start creating GatsbyJS projects, you must have Node.js and npm (Node Package Manager) installed on your computer. You can download and install Node.js from the official website, which will also install npm. If you are using Ubuntu/Debian or derivatives, we have already written step-by-step instructions on how to…
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In the world of web development, there is a continuous search for tools and frameworks that can make the development process more efficient and the final product better. One such tool that has recently gained popularity is GatsbyJS, a modern static site generator that combines the best of React, Webpack, and GraphQL. GatsbyJS enables developers to create blazing-fast websites with rich features and excellent performance. On LinuxAndUbuntu, I am starting a series of articles to teach GatsbyJS. The series will cover various topics that will help any new users with basic understanding of React library to develop applications with GatsbyJS.…
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