Posts within the Tutorials category
Mastering Spring boot Actuator
In this tutorial I'll cover why Spring boot actuator allows you to write proper production-grade Spring boot applications.
Creating your own nodes with Gatsby
So far, we’ve seen how to use WordPress, Craft CMS and JSON data with Gatsby, but what if you want to use other data with Gatsby, which isn…
Securing your GraphQL API with Spring Security
In this tutorial, I'll show how you can use Spring Security with Spring boot and GraphQL.
Working with Gatsby and Craft CMS
In this tutorial I'll build a blazing-fast static website with Gatsby on top of a Craft CMS blog.
Using EhCache 3 with Spring boot
Caching is a common operation when developing appllications. Spring provides an abstraction on top of all different caching libraries to make this even easier.
Updating your Gatsby site when WordPress posts are published
During the last few weeks, I've covered most steps I took when moving from WordPress to a headless WordPress setup with Gatsby. One of the questions I often see is, "how do I update my Gatsby site when a post is published or updated?". In this tutorial, I'll cover what you need to know.
Using JSON with Gatsby
Earlier, we've seen how we can use the gatsby-source-wordpress plugin to retrieve blog posts using the WordPress API. In this tutorial, we'll explore another possible source of information that Gatsby can use, such as JSON.
Writing your own Gatsby plugin
So far, I've written several tutorials about using Gatsby. What they have in common, is that they all depend on certain Gatsby plugins. In this tutorial, I'll explore the options you have when creating your own Gatsby plugin.
Adding syntax highlighting with WordPress and Gatsby
For Markdown, there are plugins to add syntax highlighting to your Gatsbby website. In this tutorial we'll explore the alternatives for adding syntax highlighting through WordPress.
Optimize loading images with WordPress and Gatsby
Displaying embedded images within WordPress posts using Gatsby is officially unsupported, but in this tutorial we'll explore alternatives.