federation-subscription-tools VS Gatsby

One solution that we recommend to our enterprise customers is running a decoupled subscriptions service alongside a federated graph. Definitely check out Mandi Wise's blog post, tutorial, and talk explaining the decoupled architecture.

The other option is to have your own custom website either by hosting your own blogging platform such as WordPress, Ghost or by setting up a static website with Hugo, Gatsby or Jekyll.

the 2 i've heard the best about are strapi and GatsbyJS. i didn't work with them much since i'm kinda stuck with wordpress but both are exelent choices with first class headless support. Keep in mind that to leverage headless to its full extend you would have to build most of the frontend with nextjs or sweltkit or nuxt or what ever you want. it's gives you a REALLY clean codebase, though the generated code might look a bit like the picture in this post.

I'm not sure I agree that it's "madness" to choose React for an MPA. At least not anymore: Next.js, Remix, and Qwik are full frameworks built on React (el al.) that make MPA and SPA apps deliverable using SSR and SSG. You can also just use Gatsby if you want a plain old blog.

The issue is here: https://github.com/gatsbyjs/gatsby/issues/38065

Gatsby: Excels in static site generation and uses GraphQL for data management.

Finally, I’m so thankful to see the updated docs recommend common production-grade frameworks including Next.js, Remix, Gatsby, and Expo as the best way to build for React.

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