Have you created a Gatsby site that you're proud of? It could be for a client or just your personal site. Either way, you can submit it to the Gatsby showcase.
It's pretty simple to do. Just follow the instructions here. In a nutshell, you fork Gatsby on GitHub and add your site details to their showcase configuration file. Once the PR is approved and merged, the next time they deploy the Gatsby site, your site will be in the list!
As a bonus to doing this:
- it's free publicity for you
- it's a contribution to open source
- become part of maintainers team for the Gatsby organization on GitHub
- the Gatsby team gives you free swag for the PR. Who doesn't want Gatsby socks?!
I'm under blogs in the showcase, but you can also go directly to my site profile.
And for those interested, here's my site's source code full of TypeScript, React and Netlify CMS goodness.
nickytonline
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nickytdotco
Source code for my web site nickyt.co
Nick Taylor's Personal Website
This is the source code for nickyt.co, Nick Taylor's personal website and blog.
Tech Stack
- Astro - Modern web framework for building fast, content-focused websites
- React - For interactive UI components
- MDX - For blog posts and content with embedded components
- Tailwind CSS - Utility-first CSS framework
- TypeScript - Type-safe JavaScript
- Expressive Code - Syntax highlighting for code blocks
- Netlify - Hosting and deployment platform
Terminal commands
Install the Vite+ CLI (one-time setup)
curl -fsSL https://vite.plus | bash
See the Vite+ guide for more details.
Install the dependencies
vp install
Run in dev mode
vp run dev
Build a production version of the site
vp run build
Test the production site locally
vp run preview
Styling
- Tailwind v4 is configured in
tailwind.config.cjsandpostcss.config.cjs. - Global styles are loaded from
src/styles/tailwind.css, which importssrc/styles/legacy.cssfor bespoke rules.
Licensing
This project contains two separate licenses:
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Top comments (11)
Didn't know anyone can submit their own Gatsby sites to Gatsby's showcase...!
Getting Gatsby socks and appearing in Gatsby's showcase, I would say that's great motivation to encourage developers :)
Thanks for sharing!
I was one of the earliest contributors to showcase when it was only a test based list. Happy to report now I have my own site in the showcase → gatsbyjs.org/showcase/vscode.pro — would love your feedback.
Nice. Didn't realize you did your site in Gatsby. Cool stuff.
P.S. just checked your site. I was sold at the color "Purple" :) 🦄
I did. Big fan of Gatsby and a core contributor who's leaning more and more towards Gatsby.js after spending a decade building/making the WordPress software.
Thanks for sharing. Love the socks!
This is great, thanks, I was totally unaware of this. Probably means I didn't read a readme somewhere, because...you know, it's what I didn't do :)
Awesome sounds really cool
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