Gatsby is a great static-site generator to use today. Its ecosystem is really large, and you get a lot out of the box. Getting Lighthouse maximum scores is almost default with Gatsby. Anyone who is working with WordPress and wants to separate the CMS and the website itself should at least try to create something with Gatsby. It is really easy to use, and the documentation is very straightforward.

Gatsby is using GraphQL for getting data from local files or from external endpoints. If you want use it with WordPress for getting pages, posts, media, ACF fields, etc., you don’t…

We had an idea for an app, but weren’t sure how to approach it. We had looked at competitors and wanted to do it differently and better. The idea wasn’t something very revolutionary so we needed to be sure our soon-to-be users and service providers actually need it.

We had heard about Google Design Sprint and thought we should give it a go: validate our idea and come out with a prototype to test on real users before starting to create the real app.

This article is about how we did it — I suppose it goes a bit differently…

Create React App (CRA) is great for developing progressive web apps (PWAs). It has offline/cache-first behaviour built in. It’s not enabled by default, but you can opt in. It uses service workers and has a lot of pitfalls you can read about from official docs.

This piece is going to show you how to trigger an alert (or toast or actually whatever component you want) when you have updated your service worker. Usually, this will be when your app has some new updates and you want the user to see them right away.

This piece assumes you have a new…