Monday, April 30, 2018

New comment by mattferderer in "Drupal Remote Code Execution vulnerability exploited widely"

I really like Gatsby & static site generators, especially when hosted on something like Netlify.

Have you used it with a Drupal or WordPress on a larger site? To do a decoupled site, every time someone publishes a new article or a change, you are going to have to do a ton of HTTP requests during build time for Gatsby since incremental builds are not a thing yet. If you use the Drupal Paragraphs module, that can really complicate things as well. The only way around this with Gatsby that I can think of is to have Drupal create a repository of static files that get incrementally updated. Then Gatsby could grab a compressed version of this during build & create a new version of the site.

I would love to hear thoughts from anyone else though as I'm sure better ideas must exist.

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