Sep. 20, 2018
This post has been updated for Gatsby.js V2. If you are on V1, here is an older article for legacy users. Gatsby.js V2 was recently launched and there have been a few small changes to how Gatsby Image is implemented. Gatsby Image is a React…
Aug. 30, 2018
Progressive Web Apps (PWA) have come onto the scene in a big way and with more mobile browsers supporting them, they might very well be the future of web applications. A PWA is actually pretty simple, and virtually any website or application can be…
Jul. 29, 2018
Recently I was asked to add some fancy charts and graphs to an existing Wordpress website. In the past, my weapon of choice would be either jQuery or Angular.js for a task such as this, but I decided to try the popular Vue.js . Vue.js is a…
Apr. 17, 2018
Many new APIs are moving away from REST and embracing the change to GraphQL . GitHub's API V4 is one example of this, and that's because GraphQL offers a lot more flexibility when querying for data. This tutorial will go over how to incorporate…
Mar. 25, 2018 (Updated: Sep. 29, 2018)
Having a working contact form is a basic requirement for many websites, but setting one up with a static site can be tricky. If you're hosting your website with Netlify (which you should be), you can utilize their awesome form handling feature…
Mar. 11, 2018
So you've just put the finishing touches on your static website and it's time to share it with the world. The good news is, there are plenty of great hosting solutions out there to help simplify the process. Deploying a modern static site has…
Jan. 20, 2018
One of the most magical aspects of Gatsby.js is its ability to pull in data from a wide variety of sources. Leveraging the power of GraphQL, you can populate a Gatsby website with local markdown files, a CSV file, a MongoDB database, or from a list…
Nov. 24, 2017 (Updated: Apr. 08, 2018)
With Gatsby.js , it's pretty easy to get a static site up and running with one of their starter templates. The ( https://github.com/gatsbyjs/gatsby-starter-blog ) demonstrates how a Gatsby static site can function with blog posts written in…
View our collection of website templates for Gatsby.js and Next.js. Gatsby is a static site generator which uses modern web technologies such as React.js, Webpack, and GraphQL. Next.js is a framework for server side rendered React apps and also generates static websites.
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Code Bushi aims to provide web development resources, techniques, and trends to help guide your coding journey. Modern web development is constantly changing and it can be a struggle trying to keep up with the latest standards and best practices. With Code Bushi, I hope to highlight some interesting tools and resources for the modern web.
Code Bushi was started by me, Hunter Chang, as a way to document and share my coding experiences. I've been a professional web developer and designer for over 8 years and I still love discovering and creating cool things on the web.
