When Should You Use Gatsby?

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[AverageCho]

I'd love to hear what your thoughts are on CRA vs Gatsby vs Next in 2021.

[Gonsoi]

10 seconds on the video and i want to watch it entirely, good start

[brigadafitness]

Let me tell you that your explanation is breif and very clear. I have been reading the last couple of days about this, trying to get a simple answer, but still wasn't clear on the main differences. Thanks, for the video, it was just what I needed.

[luis_soul]

This was a very helpful video, thank you so much. I mainly develop static/dynamic websites, some of them are just informative pages with a form and in other cases is a website with some data from a database, The thing is that SEO is really important in all the websites I build in my job and I really like React so I was struggling how to solve that problem or what was the best approach for it. And this video solves everything for me.

Thank you so much.

[CodingAfterThirty]

I just recently discovered your channel. Already learned a lot.

Great video. I have been studying JavaScript and React for a while and just recently started exploring Gatsby and Next JS.

Now I know when to use what. Lol. My solution for a while was to always use Create React App and firebase.

Now exploring Gatsby and GraphQL.

[marcel]

@6:59 print screen -> print -> stick on the wall -> underline with red pencil yes and no -> good to go :D .. in shortcut learn all of them. This video is super clear super explanatory. "Like" deserved, subscribed. This should have more than 14k views. For this author deserves money from youtube than most of the "crappy" vlogs of should I learn from unnamed sources

[tech]

Thanks for the simple explanation. I was struggling to wrap my head around this

[gabrielfono]

absolutely amazing
I like the explanation
as junior developer and just started my first job, I was wondering which one to choose for my frontend.
NextJs is my way to go since my site will be constantly update.
thanks.

[mel-]

Thank you! Now I need to learn next js!

[Lll_llllllLLLLllllll_llL]

thanks ben! im currently deciding which one to use for my blog.

[gunjanrajtiwari]

Now as things have changed, we expect an updated video from you on this so that we don't miss anything before heading to the stars. 😉

[galdamez]

We were just looking at some alternatives to traditional CMS stacks. CRA got used on one project. Next.js and GatsbyJS seemed like good fits for a couple of other site rewrites. I'm leaning towards GatsbyJS since it can adopt a hybrid static site + dynamic client-side content approach.

[dealloc]

Keep in mind that while Gatsby is "sold" as a static site generator, it supports a hybrid between static and server side rendering. The only real difference between the two is the developer experience when it comes to configuration and development.

[sumitgovil]

Nicely done Ben. I pretty much follow the same rule. Gatsby can add few more cents like Critical Rendering, Progressive Image loading etc.

[NitinJadhav]

Excellent analysis. Good to see JAMstack is gaining some popularity.

[sreekumarmenon]

We selected next.js for SEO and dynamic content reasons over Gatsvy or SPA(react). good video as usual!

[mrgerbeck]

Next can generate static pages (like Gatsby) as well.

[tenminutetokyo]

I want at least 10 new frameworks a week to learn.

[danhaas]

Thanks for this video Ben, great for visual learners. The flowchart is a keeper, I saved it in my Evernote plus a link to this vid. Best wishes

[jordanlesich]

I really appreciate the breakdown here. It was so hard to find a clear answer. Just subscribed. Looking forward to learning more.