Challenge 8 – Make Your Forms and Images Accessible to Everyone
By Hashim Warren on February 19th, 2020
Learn how to enhance your site with a11y best practices.
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View All TagsGatsby Gazette: The 2019 Recap
By Sidhartha Chatterjee on February 18th, 2020
The last year has been an exciting time for Gatsby. Let's recap over everything we did in 2019.
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Learn JavaScript Deeply with Gatsby
By Hashim Warren on February 17th, 2020
The best way to learn web development is abstractions on down, not core primitives on up. Gatsby gives you everything you need to get started quickly, while still customizing what you want as you grow.
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Challenge 7 – Turn Your Gatsby Site into a Progressive Web App
By Hashim Warren on February 12th, 2020
Learn how to make your Gatsby site work with poor internet service or offline
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Founding Organizations: Creating a Company That Sustains Our Open-Source Community
By Sam Bhagwat on February 11th, 2020
Like governments, open-source founding organizations have a responsibility to their communities: to keep them thriving and on the cutting edge. They must create a successful business model and continue to invest in open source as they grow.
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Accessibility Improvements to Client Side Routing in Gatsby – Available in 2.19.8
By Madalyn Parker on February 10th, 2020
We recently released accessibility improvements to client side routing, enabling screen reader users to successfully navigate sites built with Gatsby.
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Challenge 6 – Use Serverless Functions and Services to Collect Form Data
By Hashim Warren on February 4th, 2020
Learn how to use a new class of services that pair well with your Gatsby site
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Why Gatsby is better with JavaScript
By Mikhail Novikov on January 30th, 2020
Gatsby sites can work without JavaScript, however they will often be faster when JavaScript is enabled. In addition, adding interactive elements is much easier.
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