Learning Gatsby
Learning Gatsby offers an accessible introduction to one of today’s most popular static site generators, leveraging the power of React and GraphQL. This course by Morten Rand-Hendriksen is tailored for those looking to create high-performance websites with flexibility and ease. Whether you’re a beginner setting out to install Gatsby or a developer seeking to deepen your understanding of its functionalities, this course provides a comprehensive roadmap to mastering Gatsby.
The course guides learners from the initial setup through various key aspects of Gatsby, including page creation, styling with multiple CSS methodologies, and utilizing plugins to enhance website capabilities. Aimed at both newcomers and seasoned developers, it covers everything necessary to build a production-ready site while sharing best practices for performance and efficiency.
Comprehensive Setup: Learn how to set up Gatsby efficiently, starting from installation of a Gatsby starter project to exploring its structure and functionality.
Static Page Creation: Discover how to create static pages and manage assets within Gatsby, all while maintaining high performance.
Component Utilization: Understand how to work with components, which are a fundamental aspect of building and reusing code in React-based applications.
CSS Styling Approaches: Explore diverse methods for styling your site, including standard stylesheets, CSS modules, and styled components to enrich your design flexibility.
Plugin Extension: Gain insight into how to extend Gatsby’s capabilities by integrating various plugins that enhance the development experience.
GraphQL Data Requests: Learn how to request and manage data effectively using GraphQL, connecting your site to various data sources like WordPress.
Dynamic Page Creation: Master the art of creating pages dynamically using transformer plugins and Node.js scripts, broadening your site’s functionality.
Production-Ready Deployment: By the end of the course, you’ll be equipped to prepare your Gatsby site for production and even convert it into a Progressive Web App (PWA).
