So I understand Gatsby is a way to make a WordPress site static....
However, this doesn't make things easier for a bootstrap developer to design unless he know React....
So, My question is....
Isn't it much easier to "Just" make one custom meta field call HTML, and do a site scrap to custom meta field on publish.
This will store static content of the page into an custom meta field.
Then load the static content into a REACT headless WordPress BLANK theme.
This will also allow the user to add whatever plugin s/he wants, because the resulted output is static html.
Hi @samjco There is more to it than using static HTML. There are moving parts that requires user interaction and events in the whole cart and checkout flow.
So I understand Gatsby is a way to make a WordPress site static....
However, this doesn't make things easier for a bootstrap developer to design unless he know React....
So, My question is....
Isn't it much easier to "Just" make one custom meta field call HTML, and do a site scrap to custom meta field on publish. This will store static content of the page into an custom meta field. Then load the static content into a REACT headless WordPress BLANK theme. This will also allow the user to add whatever plugin s/he wants, because the resulted output is static html.
Would that work better?