| The first complaint in this is review is that markdown isn't rendered in custom MDX components, using this example: ```
<Alert level="warning" title="Note">
PUT/DELETE methods only apply to updating/deleting issues.
Events in sentry are immutable and can only be deleted by deleting the whole issue.
</Alert>
``` And goes on to shiw their ugly hack to make it work. Well, markdown in custom MDX components is rendered. You only need to leave a line break to signal to the parser that this needs further processing. Like this: ```
<Alert level="warning" title="Note"> **PUT/DELETE** methods only apply to updating/deleting issues.
Events in sentry are immutable and can only be deleted by deleting the whole issue.</Alert>
``` Which I really don't find to be a deal breaker. I stopped reading after that because I was hoping for a somewhat more informed opinion. From my experience, build time/build complexity is Gatsby's achilles heel. But I've built some stuff that looking back I don't think I could have done without Gatsby, as I came yo it being new to React. It's simple enough on the surface and as you dif deeper, there's plenty of knobs to turn. My one wish is if they'd let you bypass image processing in the development environment.
Apart from that, I can't recommend it enough. |
If my content requires two extra line breaks that do not serve any purpose beyond dealing with the vagarities of the generator (where there is absolutely no reason it should work that way), that does not bode well for my further experiences.