On Thursday November 12, Apple released its macOS 11.0 Big Sur. The Big Sur comes with a beautiful new design, with biggest Safari update ever and powerful enhancements to Messages, Maps, and privacy, according to Apple website.
An Honest Review of Gatsby
An interesting post titled “An Honest Review of Gatsby” by David Cramer, Founder/CTO of Sentry (an application monitoring platform helps every developer diagnose, fix, and optimize the performance of their code) where he discusses on the flaws of Gatsby as a framework.
It’s a static website generator. It literally does not need GraphQL all over the place. While there are few instances in the real world where that is valuable, it shouldn’t require a GraphQL API to read objects that are already in memory. David Cramer, Founder/CTO of Sentry
I couldn’t agree more on this point, which I too feel that the GraphQL may not be necessary in simple Gatsby powered WordPress sites. That could be made simpler without it so that Gatsby could be made more attractive to non-JavaScript users.
WordPress Development With Flywheel Local
I have been using MAMP and WAMP for my local WordPress development for years. When I was a primarily Windows user, my obvious choice was the WAMP stack. However, when I switched to MacOS from Windows, I switched to MAMP stack. Now I am primarily a Mac user with MAMP stack and use windows occasionally. […]
Gatsby WordPress Starter Part 2: Working with Layout and Header Components
Note: This post is part of Learning Decoupling Gatsby WordPress series. This learning post is still in active development and updated regularly. In the previous Part 1 of Learning Decoupling Gatsby WordPress series, installation of WordPress and Gatsby Source WordPress starter sites, required dependent plugins WPGraphQL, WP Gatsby installation and exposing WordPress data endpoint to […]
How to Create a Headless Gatsby WordPress Site Using a Starter
Note: This post is part of Learning Decoupling Gatsby WordPress series. This learning post is still in active development and updated regularly. Most WordPress users, like myself, have come across the terms like headless, decoupled or static WordPress sites. We have read blog posts that many developers have migrated from the WordPress to the static […]
CSS Tricks: Creating a Gatsby Site with WordPress Data
Last week, first part of my two parts series on decoupled WordPress Gatsby site was published in the CSS Tricks. To-day, its second part Creating a Gatsby Site with WordPress Data is out. This second part walks through how a WordPress sites is decoupled with WPGraphQL to create a Gatsby site with WordPress data end.