Adventures in front-end code
Front-End Stumbles is a blog written by a self-taught front end dev to keep track of things learned and stumbled over and to avoid making the same mistakes a hundred times (looking at you, graphQL).
I really enjoy working with JAMstack tech and post a lot about it, especially GatsbyJS. 👍
What are singleton pages?Before we start, I should clarify what I mean by 'singleton pages'. If you're creating a blog you will want to make…...
Read more →A step-by-step tutorial on adding Sanity. io to your Gatsby site. This tutorial will require basic knowledge of Gatsby (and therefore React…...
Read more →Serverless functions. .. Static websites don't have a dedicated back-end and server. That's the whole point. However, when you're developing a…...
Read more →How I made a speedy e-commerce site using Gatsby and Snipcart . I've been spending a lot of time playing around with Gatsby lately but one…...
Read more →This is an easy one!Static websites have huge advantages but you can run into some issues when trying to sort out relatively simple tasks…...
Read more →Providing client access to a Netlify CMS admin panel. If you've created a lovely website with Gatsby and Netlify CMS (maybe following my…...
Read more →Why is nothing ever simple??Gatsby is awesome. Netlify CMS is good. But getting them to play nicely together can be a bumpy road. One of…...
Read more →A step-by-step tutorial on adding Netlify CMS to your Gatsby site. This tutorial will require basic knowledge of Gatsby (and therefore React…...
Read more →I'm a massive fan of Gatsby. If you've not heard of it its a static site generator that uses React to make super fast sites. I really enjoy…...
Read more →When I first started out learning to code I decided that making my own projects as I went along would be a good way to ensure I could always…...
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