Introducing Gatsby Material Starter
Published on 18/07/2017
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gatsby
Not so long ago, this project got ported to v1 version of GatsbyJS.
Great news! Gatsby Material starter is now based on stable V1 of @gatsbyjs!https://t.co/P2JqNbcRmk
— Ruben Harutyunyan (@Vagr9K) July 6, 2017
And now, it's super exciting for me to announce the v1.1
version of Gatsby Material Starter
!
You can also visit my personal blog if you want to see a fully implemented blog based on this starter.
New features are:
- Suggested posts segment
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Development tools
- ESLint for linting
- Prettier for code style
- Remark-Lint for linting Markdown
- write-good for linting English prose
- gh-pages for deploying to GitHub pages
- CodeClimate configuration file and badge
Full feature list:
- Blazing fast loading times thanks to pre-rendered HTML and automatic chunk loading of JS files
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React-MD for Material design
- Integrated FontAwesome support
- Integrated Material Icons support
- SASS/SCSS styling
- Separate components for everything
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High configurability:
- User information
- User social profiles
- Copyright information
- More!
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Author segment
- Name
- Location
- Description
- Links
- Follow Me button
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Posts in Markdown
- Code syntax highlighting
- Embedded YouTube videos
- Embedded Tweets
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Tags
- Seprate page for posts under each tag
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Categories
- Separate page for posts under each category
- Suggested posts segment
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Disqus support
- Notifications about new disqus comments
- Google Analytics support
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Responsive design
- On mobile, Disqus is loaded only after expanding comments for better performance
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Social features
- Twitter tweet button
- Facebook share/share count
- Reddit share/share count
- Google+ share button
- LinkedIn share button
- Telegram share button
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SEO
- Sitemap generation
- robots.txt
- General description tags
- Schema.org JSONLD (Google Rich Snippets)
- OpenGraph Tags (Facebook/Google+/Pinterest)
- Twitter Tags (Twitter Cards)
- RSS feeds
- Loading progress for slow networks
- Offline support
- Web App Manifest support
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Development tools
- ESLint for linting
- Prettier for code style
- Remark-Lint for linting Markdown
- write-good for linting English prose
- gh-pages for deploying to GitHub pages
- CodeClimate configuration file and badge
NOTE: Take a look at gatsby-advanced-starter if you prefer building UI from scratch and/or only interested in fundamental features.
More information is available on GitHub repository page.