Why would ANYONE buy Gatsby??
There are several reasons why someone might choose to buy Gatsby, the popular web development framework.
Speed and Performance
Gatsby is known for its fast load times and high performance. It leverages cutting-edge technologies like React and GraphQL to create blazing fast websites and applications.
SEO-Friendly
Gatsby is built with SEO in mind. Its static site generation and server-side rendering capabilities make it easier for search engines to crawl and index the content, leading to better search engine rankings.
Great Developer Experience
Developers love Gatsby for its developer-friendly features and tools. It has a rich ecosystem of plugins, themes, and starters that make building and customizing websites a breeze.
Security and Reliability
Gatsby offers built-in security features and is well-known for its reliability. It is backed by a strong community and has a solid track record of delivering secure and stable web applications.
Scalability
Companies and individuals choose Gatsby for its scalability. It can handle large amounts of content and traffic without sacrificing performance, making it a great choice for websites and apps of all sizes.
Final Thoughts
Whether you’re a developer looking for a modern and efficient web development framework or a business owner seeking to create a fast, secure, and scalable website, Gatsby is a solid choice. Its impressive features and benefits make it an appealing option for anyone looking to build high-quality web experiences.
You look like Joffrey Baratheon
DataLayer and Images -> these are gatsby strong suites. Nextjs desperately needs a datalayer…
My theory, aqurire-hire
I know it's none of my biz but I think you look better without it.
I’m probably the outlier here in that I used Gatsby to learn React. It was a combination of where I was at in looking at alternatives to React, along with the practicality of being able to deploy a static website. The side project that I used Gatsby for ended up being some thing I left to the wayside. I think there are a dozen or so dependencies that I’m getting warnings for now, and I just kind of gave up on maintaining it.
Mustheoche
Cus Leo Dicaprio comes with it, duh! 🥸
Back then I built an image heavy website and Gatsby was by far the better option. It is similar to today's Next's Image optimization but Gatsby had that years ago and it was the best(IMO it is still better because you could easily do image blurring and other effects while the full image is loading and it was extremely fast). Also, all the plugins made it so easy to connect to any CMS,- with mostly everything provided out of the box. It truly was like the WordPress for React devs. I think Gatsby pioneered many features that we see today in other frameworks.
congrats 100k!
that stache thou🔥🔥🔥
dye the stache, dooo it
Like in the movie, bro die in the end
Theo becoming Stalin of JS xD
Goodness that stache is creepy…
The crazy-eye stare wasn't enough, the stache really drove it home. Nicely done. Waiting for the Netflix special on the bodies you keep in your basement.
I have to say – coming from CRA, I genuinely loved working with gatsby. Things like routing and programmatic page generation in node were so easy and intuitive, the cool things you could do in the browser file, the satisfaction of ssg instant page loading coming from CRA, the link and image components… I don’t agree with some of these other comments that the dx was shit. I probably wouldn’t use it for a new site, but still maintain some stuff in it today and have a good time.
ok can’t lie the mustache looks good
Try using ultraviolet shampoo and conditioner – helps with yellowing
aaaaah my gaaaad, mustache.. UM NO, MAN, NO.
LOL
They wanted to get developers behind it not the framework itself. ?