"I need to rebuild the site every single time I publish a new article. So if there is a small spelling mistake, then another rebuild. That eats up a ton of build minutes on Netlify."
To solve the issue, You can use dynamic sites like pages that are created via React Router with respect to URL.
Gatsby creates static pages default. You can do something. gatsbyjs.org/tutorial/part-seven/
For example, this is dynamic content blog, created with React and Prismic io.( Contentful or another CMS can be used ) user-guides.prismic.io/en/articles...
The issue with that I believe is that now you lose all the benefits like SEO and speed from static site generation. For example, The content text is no longer rendered when I inspect view page source.
"I need to rebuild the site every single time I publish a new article. So if there is a small spelling mistake, then another rebuild. That eats up a ton of build minutes on Netlify."
To solve the issue, You can use dynamic sites like pages that are created via React Router with respect to URL.
Gatsby creates static pages default. You can do something. gatsbyjs.org/tutorial/part-seven/
For example, this is dynamic content blog, created with React and Prismic io.( Contentful or another CMS can be used ) user-guides.prismic.io/en/articles...
The issue with that I believe is that now you lose all the benefits like SEO and speed from static site generation. For example, The content text is no longer rendered when I inspect view page source.
view-source:react-blog-demo.netlify.com/blog/p...