How We Implemented Decoupled Drupal as Static for a Bank
summary
A case study of using Drupal as a content management backend combined with a React frontend (styled-components) and Gatsby for static site generation to meet bank-level security and high performance. It explains using the “Static suite” Drupal modules to produce static assets consumed by Gatsby/React, and describes a hybrid migration path that incrementally delivers value without rebuilding the whole site at once.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:29Decoupled Drupal as static
- 2:56Static sites vs Drupal
- 4:43Drupal as CMS only
- 6:53Choosing Gatsby
- 13:36Static system workflow
- 21:45Deployment setup
- 26:22Editor preview
- 27:07Migration strategy
- 31:11Live demo and results
- 37:11When to use this
- 40:10Q&A
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