awesome-wordpress-gatsby

The series focuses on how we can use WordPress as a headless CMS with a GraphQL schema to interface with. After setting up our WordPress site and theme, we'll move onto Gatsby and how we can use our new schema to generate content for our Gatsby site, programmatically generating pages, converting Gutenberg blocks to React components and finishing off the chapter with a focus on SEO in Gatsby.

In this video, Alex Young (WPCasts) goes over how to get a simple headless WordPress setup with WPGraphQL and React.

A guide, that shows how to implement gatsby-image, so it can be used for WordPress media files.

In this stream, Jason Bahl teaches how to use WordPress with Advanced Custom Fields and WPGraphQL to create an powerful, flexible admin dashboard, then query and display that data in a Gatsby site.

In this talk from the 2018 JavaScript for WordPress Conference, the Developer of the WP GraphQL Plugin, Jason Bahl, gives updated examples of how you can use GraphQL with WordPress and Gutenberg.

A tutorial series starting with the basic setup of WordPress and Gatsby with WPGraphQL and then dives into more advanced subjects like deployments, previews, i18n and a page-builder like setup with ACF flexible cotent fields.

Headless mode sets up a redirect for all users trying to access the site. The only requests that are granted admission are ones that are either trying to access the REST API, the WP GraphQL API, or any logged-in user looking to access the headless install to edit or create posts.

A report from Netlify about Modern Web Development on the JAMStack, published by O'REILLY.

This course is a step-by-step walk through using gatsby-source-wordpress plugin to create a fully functional headless Gatsby WordPress site with posts, pages, categories, tags, post navigation and other features.

A Gatsby + WordPress starter for continuous deployment to Netlify.

Blog starter with enough features to be production ready out of the box.

A port of the WordPress Twenty Twenty theme to Gatsby using the new gatsby-source-wordpress@v4.

An advanced Gatsby + WordPress starter, that is built along a tutorial series and works with ACF flexible content fields to create content blocks/layouts.

Demo showing how to use WPGraphQL as the source for Gatsby Sites.

The Gatsby Publisher Theme allows you to create a headless (or decoupled) WordPress site. This theme will display all of your pages and posts in a static front-end built on React and Gatsby.

A port of the Twenty Nineteen WordPress Theme over to Gatsby.