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Lawrence Eagles
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Dec 29, 2020 â‹… 4 min read

Guess.js and Gatsby site optimization

Lawrence Eagles Senior full-stack developer, writer, and instructor.

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One Reply to "Guess.js and Gatsby site optimization"

  1. Not sure why a static page might be built at all. Why is that better than just already having all our pages on the server? Old html + css files. Aren’t the generated pages just too overrated? Or maybe is there something that I’m missing??

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