Developing a Tech Blog with React-Based Gatsby v2

As many people have visited,

We're back with more content !

I'm so grateful that many of you have left positive reviews for my previous course , "Developing a Technical Blog with React-Based Gatsby."

However, as time passed and the lecture content became outdated, students had a hard time progressing, and the content felt lacking because it only had a function to display text.

Reflecting on these points, this lecture returns with a more enriched version of the latest version.

We have prepared a more complete lecture by reflecting your valuable opinions, so please show us your interest.

What's new in this lecture

📌 We have introduced Contentful , a content management system for easier post management .

📌 Use Gatsby's Collection Routes feature to render post pages more easily .

📌 Actively use Gatsby Head API / Server Side Rendering API / Browser API .

📌 Added various elements such as Masonry layout/table of contents etc.

📌 Added Google Analytics for future blog performance analysis and improvement.

Develop your own unique blog !

Wouldn't you like to have your own, one-of-a-kind tech blog?

However, when developing a technical blog, there are many concerns and difficulties , starting with choosing a development stack, how to develop and deploy, and how to optimize for search engines.

This can feel especially daunting for those who are unfamiliar with the front-end or have not experienced the development process from start to finish.

For these individuals, this course will systematically guide you through the entire process so that you can develop your own unique blog more easily and conveniently.

This is the blog we will create.

The lecture content is as follows.

Things to note before taking the course

Q. Is it okay if I take the free lecture instead?

Q. Is there any player knowledge required?

✔ TypeScript and React

✔ Basic HTML and CSS content

Q. Don't you provide separate videos?

Please note that this lecture, like the previous lectures, is in text format and does not provide separate videos!