Lightning talk from Kyle Matthews
summary
Gatsby claims it can statically render each page of a React app, turning Markdown with front matter into prebuilt HTML that rehydrates into a single‑page app. Implementation uses webpack react-router react-hot-loader, npm-installable components, live reload during development, and aims for service‑worker powered offline caching. The initial version was built in a week and it worked end to end, producing fast click‑through performance and simple file deployments.
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