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Getting Started With GatsbyJS
In this video, we are going to start by installing the Gatsby CLI using Node. We will also take a look at GraphiQL, a very important tool that will we use to query and test our data.
Installing & Understanding Node.js: https://youtu.be/K5_B737B9l0
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26 videos
Course Instructor
Scott Tolinski
- Pro Gatsby
40S - Getting Started With GatsbyJS
8M10S - Gatsby FIles Explained
12M22S - Creating Pages
9M29S - Working With Assets
7M50S - Intro To GraphQL
7M59S - GraphQL Static Queries
8M6S - Plugins & Gatsby Source Filesystem
9M27S - Working With Markdown
16M27S - Our Query In React
12M17S - Improving Our Query with Filtering and Sorting
11M3S - Gatsby Node
11M16S - Creating Pages From Markdown Files
9M1S - Page Query vs Static Query
8M45S - Context In Page Queries
6M3S - Static Query From Scratch & Page Listing
12M35S - Styled Components In Gatsby
14M44S - Styling Part 2
9M3S - Gatsby Image
13M19S - React Spring
12M16S - Building Our Static SIte
7M20S - Hosting On Netlify
8M18S - Netlify CMS
9M50S - Easy Sitemaps
5M30S - Progressive Web Apps With Gatsby
5M44S - Where To Go Next
4M18S
Comments
Rocky
over 2 years ago
@James Hey James (and future readers) - I'm not a expert at all the technologies. But hoping my answer helps.
React can handle your front-end AirBnB-esque app concept and it's functionality. You'll still need a server and database, some modules to optimize for speed/seo/etc. If you already have much of the backend stuff ready, and just want a interface - go with React.
Gatsby is a React framework that generates static webpages and make things super fast/optimized. When you build it, it gives you a bunch of html/css/js files. So you have to find your own place to host.
Next.js provides a backend with NodeJS. It builds webpages dynamically, and better for your use case of a AirBnB-esque app.
More info: https://dev.to/jameesy/gatsby-vs-next-js-what-why-and-when-4al5
James
about 3 years ago
Hey Scott, when should I use Gatsby vs Next.js vs just React? I get that Next.js is server-side rendering whereas React is client-side rendering. I have a project that is sort of like an Airbnb app were users can create listings or view listings. I will be saving user's photos to S3. Are any of these options best for this type of project? I would load times for images to be as quick as possible. Thanks!
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