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Pump up the JAM with Gatsby
The document discusses Gatsby, a static site generator that enables fast, modern web applications with built-in progressive web app (PWA) support and enhanced performance. It emphasizes Gatsby's advantages, such as GraphQL integration, service workers, and a seamless developer experience, while addressing common issues with traditional content management systems (CMS). Through various demos, the document showcases Gatsby's functionality, deployment options, and content management capabilities.
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- 1. Gatsby generates super faststatic PWAs pump up the JAM with Stefan Adolf, Turbine Kreuzberg
- 2. Hello, I am StefanAdolf Developer Ambassador Turbine Kreuzberg @stadolf #javascript #mongodb #serverless #blockchain #codingberlin #elastic #aws #php #symfony2 #turbinejetzt
- 3. CMS a brief historyof “CMS” “Look Ma, I got my own LAMP server” Great! Oh look, someone broke into it because you forgot to update it
- 4. CMS a brief historyof “CMS” “Look Ma, I got my own LAMP server” Great! Oh look, someone broke into it because you forgot to update it “Do it yourself desaster”
- 5. CMS a brief historyof “CMS” “Look Ma, I got my own LAMP server” Great! Oh look, someone broke into it because you forgot to update it Website as a Service “Look Ma, I got my own blog” Great! Oh, can you just add Plugin XYZ and change the reading direction to RTL? “Do it yourself desaster”
- 6. CMS a brief historyof “CMS” “Look Ma, I got my own LAMP server” Great! Oh look, someone broke into it because you forgot to update it Website as a Service “Look Ma, I got my own blog” Great! Oh, can you just add Plugin XYZ and change the reading direction to RTL? “Do it yourself desaster” “let a 3rd party shoot in your foot”
- 7. CMS a brief historyof “CMS” “Look Ma, I got my own LAMP server” Great! Oh look, someone broke into it because you forgot to update it Website as a Service “Look Ma, I got my own blog” Great! Oh, can you just add Plugin XYZ and change the reading direction to RTL? Static Site Generators “Look Ma, I did not even install PHP on the server!” Great! Can you please add this dynamic calendar widget on every page? “Do it yourself desaster” “let a 3rd party shoot in your foot”
- 8. CMS a brief historyof “CMS” “Look Ma, I got my own LAMP server” Great! Oh look, someone broke into it because you forgot to update it Website as a Service “Look Ma, I got my own blog” Great! Oh, can you just add Plugin XYZ and change the reading direction to RTL? Static Site Generators “Look Ma, I did not even install PHP on the server!” Great! Can you please add this dynamic calendar widget on every page? “Do it yourself desaster” “let a 3rd party shoot in your foot” “Prebuild all the html and forget.”
- 9. static site generators ๏createlayout using ๏create content in ๏create assets with ๏push to repo ๏ $ ๏= static html / css / js goes to ๏upload to how they all work. erb json gulp bundle exec middleman build ./build cloudfront
- 10. static site generators ๏createlayout using ๏create content in ๏create assets with ๏push to repo ๏ $ ๏= static html / css / js goes to ๏upload to how they all work. liquid markdown ruby-sass jekyll b ./_site Aerobatic
- 11. static site generators ๏createlayout using ๏create content in ๏create assets with ๏push to repo ๏ $ ๏= static html / css / js goes to ๏upload to how they all work. go yaml pipes hugo ./public netlify
- 13. “Gatsby.js is astatic Progressive Web App generator.” “Don't build a website with last decade's tech.” “Liberate your sites from legacy CMSs and fly into the future.”
- 14. ๏PWA support outof the box ๏offline support, link prefetching, service workers ๏React application with initial SSR support ๏initial content loading & progressive enhancement (e.g. fetch data on the client) ๏source agnostic, auto type-inferring GraphQL interface ๏outstanding developer experience ๏opinionated tool choices: CSS modules, GraphiQL, webpack dev server / HMR ๏support for modern JS / Flow / Typescript
- 15. ๏Gatsby fundamentals ๏Setup, queries,pages ๏Assets & Client side usage ๏Deployment ๏Content management ๏Scale What to expect
- 16. Content → GraphQL ๏Gatsbyinfers a GraphQL schema from your data automatically ๏all pieces of content are considered a node ๏use the createNodeApi to create GraphQL nodes on your own ๏stored in a large Redux store internally ๏use the createPageApi to create pages out of code / out of nodes ๏source plugins out of the box: ๏markdown, json, yaml, filesystem, mongodb, graphql, …
- 17. Assets ๏everything in /staticwill be served as is. ๏trust Webpack transforms when importing assets from sources ๏b64 encodes smaller images ๏if you explicitly query for a file’s “publicURL” it’s published ๏Gatsby Image & Transformer-Sharp: ๏Do explicit image conversions on build time ๏support fixed / fluid images sizes, srcsets (Retina!) & transforms (crops) ๏can render a super lores version on page load
- 18. Demo 1: Development ๏DX/ GraphiQL ๏createPagesAPI ๏live editing ๏client side React usage ๏CSS Modules ๏Asset rendering
- 19. Deployment Options 1.build locally/ on CI and upload artifacts to S3 2.Github Pages / Gitlab Pages (+ Gitlab CI support) 3.use now.sh (no repo needed ;) ) 4.create deployment from repo on Netlify
- 20. Content Management ๏host localMarkdown files & assets in Github ๏Contentful, GraphCMS, Prismic as headless CMS ๏reuse your good old Wordpress backend (!) ๏install Netlify CMS to manage content in your own repository ๏Github/lab bridge & authentication ๏many widgets available ๏publishing workflow included
- 21. the “heroku” ofthe JAMstack era you push the code to your repo, they take care of the rest Repo / CI integration in Gitlab, Github, Bitbucket Plus: AWS Lambda Functions without “AWS”. Just use, no setup. Identity: Signups, user management, 3rd party logins Forms: add 1 attribute, get all the responses & a captcha
- 22. Demo 2: Deployment& Content Management ๏Gitlab > Netlify ๏Netlify CMS ๏Contentful
- 23. Why is itso fast? ๏“performance isn’t optional, it’s built in” ๏inlines critical CSS ๏code/data splitting per route ๏Prefetching resources ๏offline support: service workers cache content locally
- 24. V2 got evenfaster ๏React 16, webpack 4, Babel 7, @reach/router ๏up to 75% faster site builds ๏3x faster SSR performance ๏30% less core client JS (ca. 56kB) ๏GraphQL stitching (beta): directly use remote GQL APIs
- 25. Demo 3: performance& many pages Does it scale?
- 26. ๏Gatsby gets manythings very right ๏much more than yet another “static site generator” ๏ultrafast rebuilds, ultramodern stack ๏incredibly simple to deploy ๏it consolidates all your data ๏- you have to wrap your head around the node APIs ๏it is production ready Wrapup
- 27. Reserving judgements is a matter of infinite hope. F. Scott Fitzgerald in 2018 if you’d gather all best practices and tools to build a fast, modern and maintainable website and put them together… … you’d end up building Gatsby.
- 28. Thank you, thiswas Stefan Adolf Developer Ambassador Turbine Kreuzberg @stadolf https://gitlab.com/elmariachi111/gatsby-planets #javascript #mongodb #serverless #blockchain #codingberlin #elastic #aws #php #symfony2 #turbinejetzt