After some tinkering with GatsbyJS, I was pretty excited about moving my blog over from Jekyll - great performance, SEO and accessibility out of the box were one reason, and the fact I know far more React/JS than Ruby was another. This post covers my experiences, as well as a few shortcuts that helped make the transition relatively painless.
Applying Tailwind's reset to the Gatsby blog starter will leave the Markdown posts looking pretty spartan. Get them looking great again with a few @applys.
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