Build with Hygraph

Let's learn how to build a static site with Hugo, covering everything from installation to publishing your site.

In this article, we’ll take a look at using Content Federation concepts to create a changelog page for a GitHub repository that allows developers to work in GitHub and content editors to work in Hygraph and then merge those two data streams into one powerful API.

Content Federation provides a whole host of interesting combinations. Let's explore this concept with James Quick using the GitHub API, Hygraph content, and SvelteKit.

In this demo, we’ll explore how to take the basic e-commerce starter and combine Hygraph product information with a third-party database for product reviews.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn to create an internal company wiki from scratch. The backend and content management will be implemented with Hygraph, and the frontend with Next.js.

In this tutorial, we will build an e-learning platform using Next.js and Hygraph.

Building your own self-service portal allows you to brand it how you wish without being constrained by the design of a purchased tool. Let's look at how we can build it.

In this guide, we will learn how to build a plant’s e-commerce store with Next.js that fetches all its products from Hygraph and also uses Snipcart to handle shopping operations and cart management systems easily.

In this post, we investigate the different types of web portals and how to build a portal with GraphQL and Hygraph