What are state machines? How are they helpful? In this episode, David Khourshid walks us through refactoring a React component to use xstate, which helps us clear up some bugs and add more predictability.
What are state machines? How are they helpful? In this episode, David Khourshid (https://twitter.com/DavidKPiano) walks us through refactoring a React component to use xstate, which helps us clear up some bugs and add more predictability.
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S2.E11
We want to capture feedback from the community on our documentation to make sure we’re meeting people’s needs and constantly improving. Marcy Sutton teaches Jason Lengstorf how to build an accessible feedback widget using React.
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S2.E12
How do you convert an existing Gatsby site to a Gatsby theme? In this screencast, Greg Rickaby converts his site, https://gregrickaby.dev, to a Gatsby theme.
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S2.E13
What is Glitch, and what does it mean for community, development, and learning? In this podcast, Potch teaches Jason how Glitch works and how you can use it for Gatsby projects and a whole lot more!
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S2.E15
Making websites accessible is a great way to make sure we’re always building great experiences for everyone. In this episode, Marcy Sutton teaches us how to automate accessibility (a11y) testing, and walks through tools for manually checking the most critical sections of our apps.
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S2.E16
Mike Hartington teaches us how to use the Ionic framework with React.
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S2.E17
Follow along as Nader Dabit teaches us how to create a GraphQL API using AWS Amplify (specifically AppSync), build a Gatsby site using that GraphQL API, then deploy it using AWS Amplify.