docs: plugin authoring workflow overview pages #20847
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This is awesome as always @gillkyle! Made some suggestions below, let me know what you think.
Co-Authored-By: LB <[email protected]>
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Looks good. Going to wait for tests but I think we can merge! |
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Description
This PR begins to implement docs recommendations from the plugin authoring workflow evaluation found in #20232 in the effort to improve Gatsby workflows from #13708.
The changes here make updates to some of the overview pages to link to more recent guides on plugins that have been added as well as adding additional context.
I added an example repository for loading local plugins using several different methods as well as a section on verifying that your plugin is loading since those were some things I had questions with when I started loading my own custom local plugins.
Related Issues
Related to #20232
I also started working on a flowchart/table of plugin vs theme vs starter features in reference to this card on the Learning Roadmap project: https://github.com/gatsbyjs/gatsby/projects/10#card-30093971 (but figured it could come in another PR)