[100% Off] Gatsby Js 5 | Build A Personal Blog Using Gatsby.js 5
Learn Gatsby JS 5 and GraphQL to increase your knowledge in modern web development.
What you’ll learn
- Gatsby Fundamentals
- React Hooks API with functional components
- GraphQL and the built in GraphQL editor
- Components
- props and state
- JSX syntax and expressions
- Markdown
- Styled Components
Requirements
- Basic knowledge about React
- Javascript and Web Development before enrolling this course
Description
Learn to build blazing fast apps and websites with React using Gatsby 5, a modern static PWA (Progressive Web App) generator! Starting from scratch, you’ll learn to build a full-featured blog application step by step.
Gatsby 5 is a React-based, GraphQL-powered static site framework. It combines the best of React, webpack, React Router, GraphQL, and other cutting-edge front-end tools to deliver an exceptional developer experience. Unlike traditional static site generators, Gatsby 5 goes beyond static — offering powerful features like SSR (Server-Side Rendering), DSG (Deferred Static Generation), and blazing-fast build performance.
In this course, you’ll explore how to:
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Build pages, components, and layouts in Gatsby 5
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Manage and optimize assets efficiently
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Style your sites using Styled Components and other modern CSS techniques
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Fetch and manage data using GraphQL
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Create dynamic pages and posts from Markdown
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Automatically optimize and load images using the updated gatsby-plugin-image
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Deploy and configure your Gatsby 5 site as a progressive web app
By the end, you’ll be ready to use Gatsby 5 in real-world projects — whether for blogs, portfolios, or full-scale web apps.
If you:
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Already know some React and want to take your skills to the next level
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Enjoy project-based, fast-paced learning
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Want to stay ahead in modern front-end development
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Aim to become a top contender for high-demand developer roles
Then this Gatsby 5 Mastery Course is perfect for you!
Learn Gatsby 5 — the future-ready framework for modern web development.
