Embracing the modern web using a Headless CMS with GatsbyJS
A headless CMS allows content creators to manage their content through a familiar admin interface and providing the content via API endpoints, allowing developers to implement a fully customized front-end experience using reusable components and a modern framework as React.
A core feature of Gatsby is its ability to load data from anywhere (GraphQL endpoint in our example). This is what makes Gatsby more powerful than any other static site generators that are limited to only loading content from Markdown files.
Gatsby is taking the world by storm and the JAMstack is here to stay. Come to this session to learn how to embrace the modern web using a Headless CMS with GatsbyJS.
The slides for this session are available here https://www.slideshare.net/jmolivas/embracing-the-modern-web-using-a-headless-cms-with-gatsbyjs-cms-philly I demonstrated five GatsbyJS sites using different Headless CMS back-ends Drupal (three versions), WordPress, and Airtable
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Stanford WebCamp
Classifiers
Track | Audience(s) | Experience Level | Tags |
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Front End Development
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Developers (Front-end focused)
Developers (Javascript focused)
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All / Any
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Drupal
Javascript
React
Wordpress
Wordpress GraphQL
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About the Presenter
Co-founder of Octahedroid and BlazeCMS.
Creator and project lead of DrupalConsole.
Post about JAMstack, GatsbyJS, NextJS, GraphQL, DevOps, Serverless, Automation, Drupal and Symfony.