Learn how to win content editors and marketers over by enabling a great content editing experience on Gatsby sites using SmartLink SDK and Web Spotlight.

MMT Tech Talk is a monthly (virtual) meetup that this time was focused on news around Gatsby. I presented how to use the new StaticImage and GatsbyImage components.

Let's add some automation into a headless CMS workflow process by using webhooks and Netlify functions. Warning: magic may happen here :-)

When you work with multiple workflow steps it's much easier to understand the publishing process when you visualize them in a diagram.

The Gatsby and Next.js feature development race is nice to watch if you’re a React developer, but what about our Angular friends?

The error from last time was resolved - explanation in the first few minutes. The rest of the stream we focused on generating PDFs using Statiq.

Last time we built a Hello World site, but the connection to a headless CMS left us with an error. This time we'll focus on debugging it and getting the content into the static site.

Last week I was recording a presentation for the conference Kontent Horizons. I did not want to just use a webcam and laptop mic, so I had borrowed a Sony Alpha II camera.

A lot of people think Jamstack is tied with Javascript. So can you make a Jamstack site without JS knowledge?

Web Spotlight with Smart link SDK is a connector between your website and a headless CMS. Editors will love this!

Resolving links between items and rich text elements are completely different in the new and fast Kontent source plugin for Gatsby. Is it easier or more complicated?

I stumbled upon a problem when resolving rich text data and images in Gridsome. The images were just not showing up.

Gatsby helps developers build blazing fast websites. But how fast is build time for the actual website itself? And how can one developer advocate help reduce build times for thousands of others?

You get excited about a product only to find out you need to fill in your credit card details in order to sign up. Or you can use it for free with one exception—the feature that got you excited in the first place. Conditions, rules, exceptions... enough. What if developers actually designed a free headless CMS plan for themselves? 

In the times of monolithic systems, it was crucial to pick the right system at the beginning. That decision inevitably locked you with a single vendor for years. Nowadays, in the microservices era, vendors claim itʼs easy to switch between their systems. Letʼs take a look at what “easy” means when switching your headless CMS and whether that decision could cost you your job.

The microservices approach promises easy switching between services and claims to enable you to use the best-of-breed tools. Is this true? How hard is it to switch a headless CMS that powers your website?