This quick-hit breakout session discusses all things image-related in live Q&A. We touched on pre-loading images and image optimization best practices on Gatsby sites.

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.

Have you ever clicked on a link that took you to a specific section of a page and highlighted what you were looking for? How are developers doing it?

Sometimes it's JavaScript, sometimes it's TypeScript, and it all looks the same. So what is TypeScript and why some people use it instead of JavaScript?

Have you ever clicked on a link that took you to a specific section of a page and highlighted what you were looking for? How are developers doing it?

Every project the frontend guys talk about Javascript frameworks, Vue, React, Angular, and others. What are they and why are they used instead of plain Javascript?

Everyone talks about webhooks and it became a buzzword. So is it just a simple HTTP request or are there some other specifics?

I heard the word "hydration" at a conference once and everyone seemed to know exactly what it is, but me.

What is the Jamstack that you read everywhere? Is that an abbreviation of something? Everyone seems to know.

People are talking about Gatsby schema everywhere and you have no idea what it is?

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?

What is Sourcebit? How does it work and how does it make Jamstack website implementation easier? Should you use it for your next project?
I aim to answer these questions during my presentation about Sourcebit. I explain how it tries to unify the relationships between headless CMSs and static site generators.