Migrating a Wordpress Powered Site to GatsbyJS
January 11th, 2018
We walk through our experiences migrating a fairly large WordPress-hosted application to an entirely different model with statically built code via GatsbyJS + ReactJS
Dustin has been professionally developing web applications since 2013 (and as an amateur, for several years prior). In that time, he has utilized open source technologies and frameworks such as React, AngularJS, Polymer, NodeJS, and he’s sure he’ll be using the next “cool kid on the block” Javascript technology, whenever that comes out. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time traveling and exploring new cities, as well as (probably) tinkering on some side project.
We walk through our experiences migrating a fairly large WordPress-hosted application to an entirely different model with statically built code via GatsbyJS + ReactJS
An all-encompassing overview of why CSS in JS exists, what problems it attempts to solve, real-world usage of various solutions, and finally some drawbacks of CSS in JS.
Gatsby is an incredible static site generator that renders to static HTML from React content. In this tutorial, well build a sample blog powered by Gatsby