Implementing Responsive Images with gatsby-plugin-image
Learn how to implement gatsby-plugin-image to automate responsive image generation, reduce page weight, and improve Core Web Vitals using GraphQL and Sharp.
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Learn how to implement gatsby-plugin-image to automate responsive image generation, reduce page weight, and improve Core Web Vitals using GraphQL and Sharp.
Learn how to eliminate Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS) in Gatsby by shifting image processing to the build step using gatsby-plugin-image and GraphQL.
Learn how to implement gatsby-plugin-image to reduce CLS and improve LCP by automating image resizing and modern format conversion during the build process.
Learn how Gatsby’s gatsby‑plugin‑image turns static assets into responsive, lazy‑loaded images, the build‑time trade‑offs, and a step‑by‑step example you can copy into your project.
When using a Gatsby source plugin with node-postgres (pg) for database queries, intermittent connection pool exhaustion can occur during gatsby develop . Each plugin manages its own Pool instance, which emits errors like too many clients, already connected when the max limit is exceeded. During development, concurrent page requests trigger parallel sourceNod