Gatsby VS Express

frameworks next.js || gatsby.js

The CMS space is incredibly crowded. The vast majority of WordPress websites would be cheaper, faster, and more secure if they were just moved to SquareSpace, which has the WordPress features that 99% of sites would need.

For more custom projects, I prefer the headless variety[1] because it makes sense to separate the data and presentation layers. That means you have the full ecosystem and flexibility of HTML/CSS/JS.

Ghost[2] was the first serious competitor I saw years ago. Gatsby is among the most popular these days[3].

But honestly, information sites should just use SquareSpace or something like it. There's no reason to maintain static site infrastructure at this point.

1. https://jamstack.org/

2. https://ghost.org/

3. https://www.gatsbyjs.com/

GatsbyJS is the most popular framework for building static websites with a strong focus on SEO. It is fast, flexible, and helps you develop web apps using React. It has been continually staying up to date with the latest technologies over the years as well as applying best practices to search engine algorithms that are constantly changing.

NextJS does have static exports, but it's more meant to be used as a kind of supplement alongside SSR - ex, SSR (server sided rendering) pages for different pieces of data, but the landing page that's always consistent ends up being SSG (static site generation). It's kind of a "yep we can do this, but it's not really the point of the framework" situation. If you really want to use this as a learning opportunity for React and are learning towards the static site side of things, you might want to look at Gatsby as that's laser focused that, and is the de-facto go-to with React for SSG.

I tried using lume, which is the simplest static site generator for Deno. I have searched a simple static site generator, because GatsbyJS and stuff are not simple, I don't need GraphQL, ReactJS, etc. However, jekyll or Middleman are old, I want to use javascript ecosystem.

Another interesting option for your static SPA front-end is Zeit or Gatsby.

If you're just wanting to avoid full page loads, then check out any of the meta-frameworks that combine server side rendering (or pre-rendering at build time) with client side hydration and routing, like Next.js, Gatsby, Nuxt or SvelteKit.

This reflection comes from my attempt at working on several development projects without knowing the fundamental language or framework that is needed in it’s implementation. Particularly, a web design project I’m working on called BibleBeforeBread.com which uses the GatsbyJS web framework (source on available on GitHub).

When we say you can start streaming events in 5 minutes, we really mean it, and setting up a live stream from your website is as easy as it gets.   Take for example our own marketing website, written in Gatsby and running on Sanity, where we collect a variety of client-side events (page, track and identify) as users navigate the site, submit forms for demo requests and register to attend webinars. These events are all client-side and passed to RudderStack via a Javascript SDK Source. 4 lines of code and simple JavaScript to execute page, track and identify calls and we're off to the races.

And people were talking about Gatsby so much for their personal sites. And so, I decided to rebuild my site in Gatsby and go through that experiment. And since then, it's just been continuing to build more and more demos, continuing to build stuff and tools for myself like my blog. And then it turned into working full time at Auth0, being able to tie that into talks that I would give and videos that I would do. So getting really interested in all the different frameworks.

This time we will use a different i18next module, i18next-http-middleware. It can be used for all Deno web frameworks, like abc or ServestJS, but also for Node.js web frameworks, like express or Fastify.

express: A Node JS application framework - this will be used extensively in our server

Here's an example that utilizes the popular Express package to create a web server:

Our chatbot uses the webex-node-bot-framework, which abstracts away the complexities of Webex bot creation, allowing you to build chatbot interaction through a Node.js Express server and event listeners.

FERN Stack is a Collection of Technology used to build an application it contain Firebase, ExpressJs, ReactJs and Nodejs. In this application we are going to use firebase as database and for authentication servise . ExpressJs for backend server and ReactJs for Frontend. We will also use Heroku for hosting our WEB APP.

I was recently digging trough express repo, and there are some very recent comments on v5 release checklist: https://github.com/expressjs/express/pull/2237

Since you already know JavaScript, try the de facto JS web framework Express.

Kalo Javascript web yan paling populer biasanya https://expressjs.com/

Everyone’s gonna recommend something else. I recommend Node.js with Express.