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<del> --- title: Gatsby.js --- ## Gatsby.js [Gatsby](https://www.gatsbyjs.org) is a static site generator for [React](https://guide.freecodecamp.org/react), powered by [GraphQL](https://graphql.org/). Gatsby loads only the critical HTML, CSS, data, and JavaScript so your site loads as fast as possible. Once loaded, Gatsby prefetches resources for other pages so clicking around the site feels incredibly fast. The Gatsby environment provides several "starters" to help configure static sites quickly. Starters can be found here: [Starter Library](https://www.gatsbyjs.org/starters/). ### How Gatsby works Gatsby builds sites with the data provided by developer, regardless of the source. #### Data sources Gatsby accepts the data behind the site in various formats, such as: 1. CMSs: Wordpress, Contenful, Drupal, etc. 2. Markdown: Documentation, posts, etc. 3. Data: APIs, Databasses, JSON, CSV, etc. #### Build Gatsby's build is powered by GraphQL and rendered through HTML, CSS, and React. Since Gatsby is built on React you straight away get all the things we love about React, like composability, one-way binding, resuability, great environment and allows you to query your data however you want! #### Deploy Gatsby deploys the site on a static web host such as Amazon S3, Netlify, GitHub Pages, Surge.sh and many more. ### Installation and using the Gatsby CLI * Node: `npm install --global gatsby-cli` * Get started with the official Gatsby starter: `gatsby new gatsby-site https://github.com/gatsbyjs/gatsby-starter-default` * After that change to the newly created directory `cd gatsby-site` * `gatsby develop` starts a hot-reloading development server at `localhost:8000`. The site will reload when changes in `src/pages` will be saved. * To generate the static HTML pages use `gatsby build` * `gatsby serve` will start a local server that will present your built site. ### Querying data You are accessing all data by writing GraphQL queries. GraphQL allows you to pull only the data you need into your components, unlike when fetching data from REST API. A detailed walktrough is available at https://www.gatsbyjs.org/tutorial/part-four/?no-cache=1#how-gatsbys-data-layer-uses-graphql-to-pull-data-into-components. #### More Information: For tutorials and more information check out the Gatsby.js official site: [Gatsby.js official site](https://www.gatsbyjs.org/tutorial/) </del>

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text: <!-- NOTE: If you're reporting a security issue, don't create a GitHub issue. Instead, email We will look into it immediately. --Describe your problem and how to reproduce it: I have gone through the Guides of freeCodeCamp and I think there should be Guides on Some Static Site Generator like Hugo, Jekyll, Next, Hexo etc The guides have already which is also used to generate the static site
Hi I think it is fine to do that. If you really want to do it write, I would suggest first creating a new article on Static Site Generators that would be located at . Then, in the same PR, I would suggest moving the existing to be a sub folder of the folder you create like . Then, you contributors can create other folders/files like: However, please do a quick search of the repo to see if you can find existing articles which may already cover these. I believe I have seen some of these mentioned in detail in some existing Guide articles, so we don't want to be duplicating content if we can keep from it. In fact, before creating a PR, I suggest you document here where you find any of these and we will figure out the best strategy of how to organize everything.
Any progress on this
yeah I have gone through the guides I think the only static site generator based file in freeCodeCamp is I am working on to add more guides on static site generator like and
Take the time you need. It was just a while since any activity here so I thought I would check in.