Creating Plugins, Themes, and Starters with GatsbyJS 3: Playbook

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Kamran Ayub

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:28

2. Creating and Publishing a Custom Starter

1. Version Check.mp4

00:20

2. Introduction.mp4

02:02

3. V2 and V3 Compatibility.mp4

00:51

4. Creating a Starter.mp4

05:06

5. Customizing the Page Creation Pipeline.mp4

08:19

6. Generating a Site from a Custom Starter.mp4

03:26

7. Summary.mp4

00:34

3. Using GatsbyJS Node APIs with Local Plugins

1. Overview of Build Lifecycle APIs.mp4

02:40

2. Creating a Local Plugin.mp4

02:27

3. Reporting Logs Using onPreInit.mp4

03:25

4. Creating Static Files Using onPostBuild.mp4

03:53

5. Creating Dynamic Pages Using createPages.mp4

07:30

6. Passing Options to Plugins.mp4

02:49

7. Validating Plugin Options Using Schemas.mp4

03:20

8. Summary.mp4

01:01

04. Integrating a Custom API with a Source Plugin

01. Overview.mp4

00:48

02. Creating a Source Plugin Using sourceNodes.mp4

04:49

03. Caching API Responses Using Gatsby Cache.mp4

01:11

04. Configuring a Source Plugin.mp4

02:16

05. Using Source Data in a Page.mp4

01:22

06. Validating Types Using createSchemaCustomization.mp4

03:37

07. Preparing a Source Plugin for Publishing.mp4

01:35

08. Adding Gatsby as a Dependency.mp4

01:31

09. Publishing a Plugin to a Private Registry.mp4

02:28

10. Summary.mp4

00:57

5. Customizing Gatsby Nodes with a Transformer Plugin

1. Overview.mp4

00:54

2. Transforming Nodes Using onCreateNode.mp4

05:42

3. Using a Transformer Plugin.mp4

02:55

4. Preparing a Transformer Plugin for Publishing.mp4

01:33

5. Summary.mp4

00:32

6. Making a Reusable Theme from a Starter

1. Overview.mp4

01:16

2. Creating a Blank Theme from Scratch.mp4

02:17

3. Creating a Theme from a Starter.mp4

03:10

4. Adding Options to a Theme.mp4

02:04

5. Preparing a Theme for Publishing.mp4

01:49

6. Creating a Theme Starter.mp4

02:30

7. Shadowing Components in a Theme.mp4

05:33

8. Summary.mp4

00:35

9. Next Steps and Course Wrap-up.mp4

00:49

Description

GatsbyJS’s flexible architecture allows you to deeply extend its behavior. This course will teach you how to develop custom plugins, themes and starter templates that make it easier to customize and reuse Gatsby code across multiple projects.

What You'll Learn?

Do you need to reuse styles and components across GatsbyJS sites? Or maybe you have a custom data source or need to change the way your pages render content?

In this course, Creating Plugins, Themes and Starters with GatsbyJS: Playbook, you’ll learn to customize GatsbyJS sites by understanding the different ways to extend functionality:

explore forking and creating a custom starter to add custom styles and components
discover how to build your own source and transformer plug-ins to add features and customize rendering of pages
learn how to share parts of your starter with others using a theme

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Front End Web Development

Kamran Ayub

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Kamran Ayub is a technologist specializing in building full-stack solutions with a focus on modern web technology and cloud native architecture. He's spent over 8 years implementing consumer-facing and line of business applications for Fortune 500 companies using a vast array of technologies. He strives to design impeccable user experiences built using solid software quality practices like testability, scalability, and maintainability. Kamran loves sharing what he knows and presents regularly at regional conferences and user groups, including NDC MN and Midwest.js. He helps maintain the Excalibur.js open source game engine, runs the video game organization app, Keep Track of My Games, dabbles in game development, and is active in open source.

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