The Missing Piece of the Jamstack
At Stackbit, we're working to fill in this missing piece in the Jamstack; We believe we can build a healthy contract between developers and content creators
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Why We Chose Next.js
We know we can better enhance our developer experience by focusing on a single static site generator. We chose Next.js. And here's why.
10 Reasons to Choose Tailwind CSS
We're using Tailwind CSS for our component library. Here are 10 reasons we think it'd be a good fit for your next project.
What Made the Essence of Jamstack Possible
It's much easier to maintain a site over time when the content is separate from the code. Walk through that process using a real example with Eleventy.
The Next Evolution of Stackbit
This next version of Stackbit is going to be incredible! And we're offering sneak peeks through our Early Access Program.
A Site Builder for Developers: Explained
While most site builders focus exclusively on the content editing experience, Stackbit works to find a balance that also serves developers.
The Jamstack Journey: A Guide on Transforming an Idea into a Website
It takes a lot to bring an idea to life on the web, even for the simplest of sites. Follow this guide for a detailed look at moving from concept to a website deployed to your domain.
How to Separate Content from Website Code
It's much easier to maintain a site over time when the content is separate from the code. Walk through that process using a real example with Eleventy.
How to Convert Static HTML into Powerful Templates
Learn how to take a handful of static HTML files and convert them into templated files that will help you minimize errors and work more efficiently.
Deploying Jamstack sites to Azure
Announcing the Stackbit Azure Marketplace app — quick and easy Jamstack site creation and deployment using your existing Azure account.
We've brought the VS code experience to the Stackbit editor
No more making code edits in GitHub and waiting for an entire site rebuild to see if your change/fix worked.
How to Build a Jamstack Website with an SEO-Friendly Theme
There are many SEO benefits to using Jamstack technologies when building your website. In this article, we will create and SEO-optimize a Jamstack website with Stackbit’s search-engine friendly theme, Azimuth.
Introducing Stackbit SEO Tools
We created a set of tools inside Stackbit Studio that enable users to add meta data according to best practices, see visual feedback for how pages will show up in search results, and control how pages will appear when shared on social media using Open Graph for Facebook and LinkedIn, and Twitter Cards.
True Inline Editing for the Jamstack and Other Releases
New this week: Inline Editing, Updates to the Azimuth Theme, Updated README Files for Projects
Stackbit Release Notes - 2020-12-18
New this week: Granular publishing, Editor search, and improved support for custom themes.
New Shortcut to See your Site on Mobile
Point, Scan, Preview — a new way to see your site on mobile.
Stackbit Studio with Hugo and Jekyll
Learn how to use Stackbit Studio with Jekyll and Hugo.
Unbundling the Web: Orchestrating Jamstack Tools with Stackbit
Stackbit was recently featured on Heavybit’s Jamstack Radio. Here are some highlights.