Free open-source WordPress plugin that turns any WordPress site into a GraphQL API
This is a guest post by @nicolaisimonsen Gridsome is a Vue.js framework for building static generated sites/apps. It’s performant, powerful, yet simple and really faaaaast. Gridsome can pull in data from all sorts of data-sources like CMSs, APIs, Markdown etc. It has a lot of features. Go check ’em out. Since GraphQL is so efficient …
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In this article I want to dive into the current state of Gutenberg and WPGraphQL. This is a technical article about using Gutenberg blocks in the context of decoupled / headless / API-driven WordPress, and makes the assumption that you already know what Gutenberg is and have some general understanding of how it works. TL;DR …
This past weekend I released v1.2.0 of WPGraphQL. And 1.2.1, and 1.2.2, and 1.2.3, and 1.2.4, and 1.2.5. I made some changes to the Github repo that caused deploys to not behave as intended, and to call it a “snafu” might be an understatement. Plugin distribution For the first 4 years of WPGraphQL, the plugin …
On February 28, The Matt Report podcast published the episode where Matt and I discussed WPGraphQL and WordPress. In the interview we discussed topics such as using WordPress with Gatsby, Gutenberg, Component based architecture, and more. Check it out over at MattReport.com, or catch the video interview on YouTube: