📃Using @Wordpress Gutenberg as a page builder for your @GatsbyJS site?
💊gatsby-theme-wordpress-gutenberg makes it simple.
🖥With support for live previews of your gatsby content in the editor itself.
Quickstart: https://t.co/RrTgG5DMN8
Repo: https://t.co/THH5NvWwDW
@jasonbahl As of now, there could be also another "edge-case" approach, and that is to make https://t.co/SCiTQaDA6g with your own custom server registry. However, this approach would work only for new users or there would have to be some sort of one-time converter from native -> custom.
@andrewingram@JoshWComeau I agree. And you also create cyclic references, which are always a bad thing. Suppose you have an iphone home button, which goes into black, silver, gold models. Should the button has to know in which model it can go? No, you create separete colored ones for each model.
🎉 Announcing: the new WordPress integration with Gatsby Cloud!
➡️ https://t.co/FuDzEYvbUy
🙌 Watch the demo with @jasonbahl and @tylbar to see how easy it is to use Gatsby Preview and #IncrementalBuilds with your #WordPress site.
📃Using @Wordpress Gutenberg as a page builder for your @GatsbyJS site?
💊gatsby-theme-wordpress-gutenberg makes it simple.
🖥With support for live previews of your gatsby content in the editor itself.
Quickstart: https://t.co/RrTgG5DMN8
Repo: https://t.co/THH5NvWwDW
Peter Pristas @pristas_peter built the Gutenberg extension to @WPGraphQL plugin
It extends wp-graphql schema with new fields and types, so you are able to query content as structured data for any post which uses block editor. #headless#WordPress https://t.co/XywwllvzW6
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What is all of this good for? Well you can actually use @WordPress with Gutenberg as your headless CMS and display your content in a structured way in something completely different like Gatsby or Next. Speaking of @gatsbyjs, stay tuned for more plugins based on this one.
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No server-side registry? No problem. It actually still is btw:)
https://t.co/9h5nWMz6ni
I have rewritten wp-graphql-gutenberg with a lots of new features like live previews as you type, server side parser for advanced users which uses headless browser and shiny new docs...
Thank you @jasonbahl!
I wrote this site using @gatsbyjs, @woographql and my gutenberg extensions which I plan to open-source soon!
For more information, check out the repo:
https://t.co/THH5NvWwDW
WPGraphQL Gutenberg
This FREE plugin from @pristas_peter exposes Gutenberg Blocks to the WPGraphQL Schema, allowing blocks to be queried with GraphQL!
https://t.co/TwEoTgK7Oz