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[timurc]

Just founded a little studio for graphic design and web stuff in Berlin and used gatsby.js. It is my first gatsby project and my first react project too! Thanks a lot!

I features lots of responsive images, I just saw you are working on making this build-in :-) I used sharp (http://sharp.dimens.io/) because jimp was very slow.

I got one question I would love to have an advice about:
I am having a little problem with the inline CSS: it only works when the CSS is in the public folder already. Otherwise I get an error because it misses ./public/style.css. So the order is somewhat messed up and I don't get why its working in the starters but not in my project.

The one thing I would wish for is a simpler boiler-plate starter with less stuff in it. Maybe I'll just do that myself the next days :)

[KyleAMathews]

Awesome site! Very interesting design / interaction patterns. The responsive design is ++ as well. It looks like you picked up Gatsby/React very quickly :-)

Yeah, Sharp is awesome.

On inline css — I'm not sure why this is broken for you... I'm in the middle of installing your site and will report back if I learn anything. The CSS is supposed to be built before the static HTML pages are built but perhaps that's broken somehow...

A simpler starter would be great! Please build one and I'll add it to the README (and future website whenever that gets built).

[timurc]

Thanks a lot! I would be really happy if you were able to spot the problem with the inlined css :)

[KyleAMathews]

@timurc So I uncommented the line in your html.js to inline the css... and it just worked. Perhaps you just need to delete node_modules and reinstall? This is the fix for a distressing number of bugs :-)

[timurc]

Oh no, I could have gotten this idea myself, it is not the first time that fixes things. And it did again. Thanks anyways :-)

[jlengstorf]

Hiya @timurc! 👋

This is definitely late, but on behalf of the entire Gatsby community, I wanted to say thank you for being here.

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