📄️ Accessibility (aka a11y)
Accessibility is a core feature that's built-in
📄️ App Configuration
Configure your app with redwood.toml
📄️ Assets and Files
How to include assets—like images—in your app
📄️ Authentication
Set up an authentication provider
📄️ Builds
What happens when you build your app
📄️ Cells
Declarative data fetching with Cells
📄️ Command Line Interface
A comprehensive reference of Redwood's CLI
📄️ Connection Pooling
Scale your serverless functions
📄️ Contributing
There's several ways to contribute to Redwood
📄️ Contributing Walkthrough
Watch a video of the contributing process
📄️ Cross-Origin Resource Sharing
For when you need to worry about CORS
📄️ Custom Web Index
Change how App mounts to the DOM
📄️ Data Migrations
Track changes to database content
🗃️ Deployment
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📄️ Directives
Customize GraphQL execution
📄️ Environment Variables
How to use environment variables on the api and web sides
📄️ Forms
Redwood makes building forms easier with helper components
📄️ GraphQL
GraphQL is a fundamental part of Redwood
📄️ Local Postgres Setup
Setup a Postgres database to develop locally
📄️ Logging
Use the Logger to observe your application
📄️ Mocking GraphQL Requests
Mock GraphQL requests to test your components
📄️ Prerender
Render pages ahead of time
📄️ Project Configuration
Advanced project configuration
📄️ RedwoodRecord
An ORM with a natural interface
📄️ Router
About the built-in router for Redwood apps
📄️ Prisma Relations and Redwood's Generators
How Prisma relations work with scaffolds
📄️ Security
Build and deploy secure applications
📄️ SEO & Meta tags
Use meta tags to set page info for SEO
📄️ Serverless Functions
Create, develop, and run serverless functions
📄️ Services
Put all your business logic in one place
📄️ Storybook
A component-driven development workflow
📄️ Testing
A comprehensive reference for testing your app
📄️ Toast Notifications
Toast notifications with react-hot-toast
📄️ TypeScript
Redwood comes with full TypeScript support
📄️ Webhooks
Securely integrate third-party services
📄️ Webpack Configuration
If you have to configure webpack, here's how