Adapters are responsible for taking the production output from Gatsby and turning it into something your deployment platform understands. We want to make it easier to deploy and host Gatsby on any platform.

We have launched a new Gatsby tutorial: "Creating a Source Plugin"! The goal of this tutorial is to help you create a fully-featured source plugin for Gatsby. Along the way, you'll learn key concepts and patterns of Gatsby and its plugin system. You'll source data from an example third-party API, populate Gatsby's data store and use it inside your example site.

Learn how to create a social proof section by sourcing usage data into your Gatsby marketing site. In the example, we use the serverless database Xata together with Tailwind. However, you may follow the steps regardless of your backend and styling approach.

Gatsby Inc. is joining Netlify to spread the growth of Gatsby and composable architectures across the web. The Gatsby framework and its many features, including Valhalla Content Hub and Gatsby Cloud, will be incorporated into Netlify's platform, making it available for all frameworks.

Gatsby and TypeScript make a really great pair, with both bringing great features to your tech stack. One of Gatsby’s best features is its GraphQL data layer, and because the GraphQL data is typed, TypeScript’s type checking can make applications much less prone to runtime issues and works well with it