External notes and links on Craft CMS, accessibility, plugins and tutorials.
On March 2nd and 3rd this year's GatsbyConf 2022 took place. In the course of this also some new functions around Gatsby JS were announced. Among them are Image CDN for Gatsby Cloud, Typescript support from Gatsby Framework or CMS Homepage Starters for WordPress and Drupal.
Rodrigo Passos shows in a multi-part tutorial series how to implement a blog using Craft CMS and Gatsby and then deploy it to Netlify.
In the fourth part, the live preview is implemented.
Since Craft 3.3 there is 'headless mode' as well as GraphQL integration. Consequently, creating a headless website has been very easy, how the first steps with Craft and Gatsby are, shows the tutorial from Electric Enjin.
Rodrigo Passos shows in a multi-part tutorial series how to implement a blog using Craft CMS and Gatsby and then deploy it to Netlify.
In the third part, Gatsby is installed and configured to query content from Craft.
Rodrigo Passos shows in a multi-part tutorial series how to implement a blog using Craft CMS and Gatsby and then deploy it to Netlify.
In the second part, CraftCMS is installed locally with Nitro. Furthermore, the plugins Redactor, SEOmatic and Gatsby Helper are set up and GraphQL is configured.
Rodrigo Passos shows in a multi-part tutorial series how to implement a blog using Craft CMS and Gatsby and then deploy it to Netlify.
The first part explains the basics of the project and how the blog will be built.
Aaron Bushnell describes in his short tutorial how to use Gatsby.js together with Craft CMS.
Dimitri Mestdagh has published the tutorial Working with Gatsby and Craft CMS, showing how to use Craft CMS together with Gatsby. Using Craft as a headless CMS is one of its strengths, as it also supports GraphQL without any additional plugins.
One of the best tutorials recently is A Journey From Twig to Gatsby by Matt Stein. Matt describes in detail how he made the jump from Twig to Gatsby and shows practical examples. How are singles or entries implemented? How do Twig and JSX differ? Which hoster is recommended? All these questions and more will be answered.
How to implement a large website with Gatsby and Craft as headless CMS is described in the tutorial Building a 300 page website with Gatsby & Craft.
If you want to get an overview of Headless CMS and the technology behind it, you should read The modern web developer: Gatsby JS, Headless Craft CMS, and Netlify.
Daniel T. Ott has published the article Gatsby + Craft CMS = The Promised Land, which should be of particular interest to those involved with Headless CMS and React.
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