Using VS Code for Supercharged Gatsby.js Development
VS Code is a truly great choice for your code editing needs. In this article, I'll show you some great tips and tricks, extensions, and more…
Michael Holtzman on October 21, 2018
7 posts tagged with "documentation"
View all TagsUptick in docs contributions for Gatsby Hacktoberfest
Hacktoberfest docs explosion! Since October 1st -- the start of Hacktoberfest -- the Gatsby OSS community has seen a huge uptick in docs…
Shannon Soper on October 11, 2018
Introducing the Docs IA Redesign
We've been working on a new design for the docs sidebar. You can see it live on at www.gatsbyjs.org/docs/ ! And here's the previous design…
Shannon Soper on July 30, 2018
Why We Created the Site Showcase
We recently finished the first phase of the Site Showcase , which is a searchable, filterable library of sites built with Gatsby! We're…
Shannon Soper on July 19, 2018
Presenting the Docs Redesign Card Sort Results
What is a card sort? Recently, 36 Gatsby users completed an open card sort to help make our docs here on gatsbyjs.org easier to use. Without…
Shannon Soper on June 25, 2018
Why we created the Gatsby plugin library
Earlier this week, we launched a Plugin Library on Gatsbyjs.org and are excited for you to use it! This article explains how UX research…
Shannon Soper on March 6, 2018
Introducing the Gatsby Documentation Project
People really like Gatsby docs and Gatsby. In fact, we’ve talked about tracking the number of curse words and endearingly pejorative terms…
Shannon Soper on February 27, 2018