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Gatsby Starter Lander

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gatsby
react

An experimental Gatsby Starter build using Tailwind CSS with a single page design.

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Overview

Gatsby Lander is an experimental starter built using gatsby-theme-codebushi, a theme that utilizes Tailwind CSS. It is designed to create landing pages using Gatsby.

Features

  • Built with Gatsby: Gatsby Lander is built using the Gatsby framework, which allows for fast and efficient website development.
  • Theme Integration: The starter utilizes the gatsby-theme-codebushi, which provides an easy integration of Tailwind CSS into the project.
  • Landing Page Design: Gatsby Lander is specifically designed to create visually appealing and effective landing pages.

Summary

Gatsby Lander is an experimental Gatsby starter that allows developers to quickly create captivating landing pages using the gatsby-theme-codebushi. It offers easy integration with Tailwind CSS and is built using the efficient Gatsby framework. However, be aware of the libraries that do not yet fully support the upgrade to Gatsby 3.x, as mentioned in the notes.

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