How To Build A Blog with Wordpress and Gatsby.js - Part 3
In the third part of this series about WordPress and Gatsby.js, you will be creating pages using templates and components using data from WordPress.
Tim Smith on May 1, 2019
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View all TagsHow To Build A Blog with Wordpress and Gatsby.js - Part 2
In the last post, you covered setting up WordPress for use with Gatsby. Today you will cover how to pull the data from WordPress into Gatsby and build pages.
Tim Smith on April 29, 2019
How To Build A Blog with Wordpress and Gatsby.js - Part 1
Ever wondered how to use Gatsby.js with WordPress? This post will cover everything you need to know about getting WordPress ready for a Gatsby site.
Tim Smith on April 25, 2019
Migrating From WordPress to Gatsby
The beginning of a beautiful new era: an overview of the steps I took to migrate my blog from WordPress to Gatsby.
Tania Rascia on March 20, 2019
Case Study: Mike Johnston for Colorado
How we used React, Headless WordPress, GraphQL & Gatsby to build Mike’s new online platform Ecliptic is a small development team out of…
Brandon Konkle on March 2, 2018
Picking a backend for GatsbyJS
A little while ago I had the six-monthly itch to redo my portfolio site, and I decided I was going to learn to use Gatsby. But that seems to…
Ross Whitehouse on February 5, 2018
Getting Started with Gatsby and WordPress
This post was originally published on my blog on January 18, 2018. Earlier this week I began rebuilding my blog using GatsbyJS + WordPress…
Amberley Romo on January 21, 2018
From WordPress to Developing in React — Starting to See It
As a frontend designer I've always prided myself on being a HTML and CSS specialist. My use of JavaScript has been limited to animations and…
Benjamin Read on October 19, 2017
Rebuilding my portfolio website with the great GatsbyJS and WordPress
Recreating my WordPress portfolio site using GatsbyJS, React and the WordPress REST API
David James on October 4, 2017
Modern static site generation with Gatsby
In this post, I will talk about static site generators -- how they have evolved and why I switched from a Ghost powered site to Gatsby.js, a modern static site generator.
Kostas Bariotis on September 17, 2017