Use Airtable as a CMS for Gatsby
Airtable is like Excel with rocket boosters. Learn along with Jason as Giovanni Briggs (https://twitter.com/thef1rstpancake) from Airtable teaches us how to build a Gatsby site using Airtable as the CMS.
More episodes from Learn With Jason Season 2
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S2.E17
What Can AWS Amplify Do?
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.
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S2.E18
Add Algolia Search for Your Gatsby Site
Adding custom search to your site doesn’t need to be hard! Bram Adams from the Algolia team will teach us how to implement a custom search on a Gatsby site.
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S2.E19
How to use Netlify Identity and Netlify Functions
Want to add authentication and dynamic actions to your Gatsby sites with very little setup? Shawn Wang shows us how Netlify Identity gives us a quick way to set up authentication, then teaches us how to send requests to a database using serverless (also called "lambda") functions.
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S2.E21
How to use Kentico Cloud + Gatsby
Kentico Cloud promises to deliver “omnichannel experiences” as a headless CMS. I have no idea what that means, but we’ll find out during this episode! Ondrej Polesny teaches us how to build a blog using Kentico Cloud and Gatsby.
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S2.E22
Build a Gatsby Theme for Podcast Websites
Learn along with Henry Zhu and Jason Lengstorf as we extend Amberley Romo’s podcast theme. We dive into modifying the Syntax.fm podcast player to work with Gatsby themes!
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S2.E23
User Auth and Roles with Hasura
Learn how to set up user authentication and role-based permissions in Hasura from Vladimir Novick. We dive into how to use Hasura to manage data, Auth0 to manage authentication and roles, and how to tie those together in Hasura for a really great developer experience.