Upgrading sahansera.dev to Gatsby 5
The time is now 1:45 AM and I’m finally done upgrading my blog to Gatsby V5. It’s been one heck of a ride, but it was worth it. This blog post is a reflection of my experience upgrading my blog to Gatsby V5. I’ll cover the challenges I faced, the solutions I found, and the lessons learned along the way. The Upgrade Journey After a two year long hiatus from blogging, I decided to dust off my old blog and give it a much-needed facelift. When I tried to run gatsby develop, I was greeted with a slew of warnings and errors. It was clear that my blog was long overdue for an upgrade. I took a crack at it a few months ago, but I quickly got overwhelmed by the number of breaking changes and decided to put it on hold. This time it’s different because I was determined to fully utilize LLMs for my advantage. Sneak peak of my last 3 commits

The time is now 1:45 AM and I’m finally done upgrading my blog to Gatsby V5. It’s been one heck of a ride, but it was worth it.
This blog post is a reflection of my experience upgrading my blog to Gatsby V5. I’ll cover the challenges I faced, the solutions I found, and the lessons learned along the way.
The Upgrade Journey
After a two year long hiatus from blogging, I decided to dust off my old blog and give it a much-needed facelift. When I tried to run gatsby develop
, I was greeted with a slew of warnings and errors. It was clear that my blog was long overdue for an upgrade.
I took a crack at it a few months ago, but I quickly got overwhelmed by the number of breaking changes and decided to put it on hold. This time it’s different because I was determined to fully utilize LLMs for my advantage.
Sneak peak of my last 3 commits