It was announced today that Netlify has acquired Gatsby Inc.
What do you think this means for...
- The JS/webdev ecosystem?
- The future of Gatsby?
- The future of the Composable Web?
- You, as a developer? (Or your team!)
It was announced today that Netlify has acquired Gatsby Inc.
What do you think this means for...
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You don't need to love Netlify, but their open source contributions are definitely good for the future of the web. They sponsor a lot of great projects. I really don't think that there will be many changes.
I was never a fan of Netlify. So, don't know about that. However, I really like Vercel + Next.js ecosystem.
Congrats to @biilmann and co ๐
I have used netlify but yeah there are some good ones out there. But still i think gatsbyjs is one of the good which i have used. And coincidentally i recently posted about gatsby too ๐ . You can check it from here dev.to/varshithvhegde/what-and-why...
Interesting, why does Netlify need Gatsby? ๐ค Like, to mirror the Vercel/Next pair?
Netlify is cool FWIW, maybe theyโll make Gatsby cool again as well ๐
Netlify acquires 2018 LOL
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