Gatsby with WordPress as a headless CMS [2020] from Thomas Weibenfalk

Gatsby with WordPress as a headless CMS [2020] from Thomas Weibenfalk

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Get immediately download Gatsby with WordPress as a headless CMS [2020] from Thomas Weibenfalk

Create a REAL WORLD CLIENT Front End with Gatsby.js and WordPress as a Headless CMS!!

THIS COURSE IS CURRENTLY BEING RE-RECORDED! Everything is being re-made from scratch with the latest tech in Gatsby and plugins.
Scheduled to be released in January 2021. If you buy this course now you will get free access to the new version.PLEASE READ EVERYTHING IN THE DESCRIPTION BELOW!

This course will NOT teach you how to build a WordPress site. The actual WordPress backend is pre built and I will not show how to build that. The sole purpose of this course is to teach Gatsby and how you can use Gatsby to create a Front End from a WordPress CMS. The purpose is NOT to show how the complete site is built with WordPress.

Are you a developer that like “code along” style learning? Do you want to learn Gatsby.js fundamentals in a real world project oriented course? Do you like quick learning and straight down to the point? Then this is the course for you!

Guaranteed no “foo” and “bar” … and no “to-do-list” app 😉 In this course we’re building a real world client website in Gatsby.js

My teaching style and belief is that you learn more by creating many smaller projects than one overwhelming 25 + hours course that tries to show you everything and don’t focus on the fundamentals that much. So this is a shorter, project oriented, course where You’ll learn how to create a real world client site from scratch with Gatsby.js. Gatsy uses GraphQL by default so this is an awesome way to start with some GraphQL.

What people are saying in the reviews?

“Excellent introduction to GatsbyJS. I really enjoyed the course, partly because I’m in the process of refactoring WordPress site i.e. getting rid of the excruciating pain of rendering pages in php. GatsbyJS seams to be a really good choice since you can use modern javascript (React.js, GraphQL) but also render pages statically. In addition you can keep WordPress and use it as a CMS. The other reason that I enjoyed the course is that the instructor does a really good job explaining the concepts with a great real world example. Five stars out of five.”

What this course is!

– This is an intermediate course. I assume that you know some Javascript and React

– This is a quite fast paced project oriented course to learn the fundamentals of Gatsby.js

– This is a course were you will learn GraphQL basics.

– This is a “code along” style of course.

– This is a course were you will learn how to connect an existing WordPress site to Gatsby.js and use it as a Headless CMS.

– This is a course were you will use React. It will not teach basics of React but it should be good for an intermediate React developer.

– This is a course that uses a lot of ES6 Syntax.

What this course IS NOT!

– This course is not a beginner React course

– This course will not deeply explain React syntax.

– This course will not teach GraphQL in detail. (We will use it though and should be a great overview/start to learn GraphQL)

– This course will not teach WordPress and how the actual WordPress backend is built. We’re not building anything in WordPress. The course is focused to learn Gatsby.js and how to connect an existing WordPress site to Gatsby.

My main goal with this course is to mix fun with teaching. There’s many tutorials and courses out there that are great but too complex and focus on a lot at the same time. Hope you enjoy it too!

Please make sure to download the STARTER FILES from the resources!

Your Instructor

Thomas Weibenfalk
Thomas Weibenfalk
Thomas is a multitalented digital native from Sweden. He has been developing webpages and web applications ever since Internet first became a phenomenon. He’s been employed in several business areas such as Fintech and Advertising in different roles. Today he is a freelancer and work in both coding and design projects as he’s also a skilled designer. His code and design experience range back to the C64 and Amiga era as he grew up by a computer since he was only seven years old. As he is a fullstack developer he mostly enjoys doing Front End code because it’s the bridge between design and technology.

Course Curriculum

Introduction and Setup

Introduction (0:41)

Project Overview (4:47)

Bootstrap project with Gatsby CLI – Copy files from Starter files (8:30)

Install Plugins (4:14)

OPTION 1 – Setup WP Site – Docker (6:12)

OPTION 2 – Setup WP Site – Own server with MAMP (6:25)

Plugins Setup (14:53)

OPTIONAL – WP CMS Walkthrough (8:20)

Layout Component

Scaffolding Layout component and state (10:42)

Hamburger and Overlay menu (22:18)

Header (12:46)

Navigation (7:53)

Footer (12:36)

Index Page

Scaffolding and Slide Component (16:17)

Hero Slider Component (25:24)

CTA Images Component (13:44)

Latest Trend Component (8:21)

Quote and About Components (13:50)

Page Template

Node.js coding for the Page Template (15:12)

Page Component (20:38)

Breadcrumb Component (13:11)

Page Sidebar Component (19:06)

Archive Template

Node.js coding for the Archive Template (19:25)

Archive Template Component (20:47)

Archive Pagination Component (8:22)

Archive Page Sidebar (13:03)

Post Template

Node.js coding for Post Template and Post Component (14:12)

Post Sidebar (9:08)

Build and Deploy

Production Build (5:36)

Webhooks with Netlify (4:11)

Webhooks with WordPress (3:12)

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