Livestream | Megan’s Coding Corner
Gatsby Tutorial, Part 1: Focus on Creating & Deploying
Welcome to Megan’s Coding Corner, where we dive into the exciting world of web development! In this livestream, we will be focusing on Gatsby, a popular framework for building fast and performant websites. This tutorial is the first part of a series dedicated to exploring various aspects of Gatsby.
What is Gatsby?
Gatsby is a modern website generator that helps you build static websites using React. It utilizes the power of GraphQL and creates blazing-fast websites by pre-rendering pages at build time. Gatsby is widely known for its speed, performance, and ability to create highly optimized websites.
Creating Your First Gatsby Project
Creating a Gatsby project is straightforward. First, make sure you have Node.js installed on your system. Then, open your terminal and run the following command:
npx gatsby new my-gatsby-project
This command creates a new Gatsby project called “my-gatsby-project” in a directory of the same name. Once the project is created, navigate into the directory using the following command:
cd my-gatsby-project
Now, you are ready to start exploring Gatsby.
Adding Content to Your Gatsby Website
One of the great features of Gatsby is its ability to pull data from various sources using GraphQL. In the tutorial, we will cover how to create blog posts by sourcing data from markdown files. Gatsby makes it easy to transform these markdown files into web pages while providing a flexible and configurable system for managing content.
Deploying Your Gatsby Website
Once you have created your Gatsby website and added content, it’s time to deploy it to the web. In this tutorial, we will explore different deployment options such as hosting on popular platforms like Netlify, GitHub Pages, and AWS Amplify. Deploying a Gatsby website is a breeze, and you can have your site up and running in no time!
Join us for this livestream as we dive deeper into Gatsby and learn how to create and deploy amazing websites. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to enhance your web development skills!
in ~51:00 minutes is used "rafc", instead for Gatsby better working "rafce", where still need to add "* as" in import. Does anyone know, how to permanently change those shortcut formulas?
Hi there,
when I try to push an existing repository from the command line, get the following error, and I can't find an answer on the internet!
error: failed to push some refs to "my-repository-address"
This is a really good session Megan and Generosa ! I had fun watching and following the instructions. it worked ! Keep posting such videos. Thank You !
– Sree | Bangalore | India
I enjoyed the teacher/student aspect. It helps us learners to see someone "struggle" through the learning process. Great stuff Megan and Generosa!
Congrats guys!
Hello Megan and Generosa, Great job