You can usually find me on Twitter. And you can sometimes find me at web development conferences, where I might be talking about development techniques. I blog here less frequently than I'd like, but manage it a little more often on the Netlify blog.
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January 6th 2020
Prerendering is the key to a tasty Jamstack
2019 seemed to be the year that the term JAMstack started to really grow in popularity with more web developers than ever before. It is approach that I have believed in for many years. Netlify (where I work) was created to enable exactly this type of architecture and indeed coined the very term.
But JAMstack can sound confusing. There are a number of emerging interpretations. In my opinion, there is one aspect of JAMstack which absolutely key: Pre-rendering.
Here is a short explanation about why.
Next conference appearance
April 2nd 2020, in London, UK
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April 1st 2020
Noting that @hey_stac are refunding tickets, and instead asking £19 to participate in their new online event. Which I'd heartily support.
https://t.co/JWPwHdSTTt
Speaking of support, they are also mindful of those who currently find themselves out of work.
I love this spirit! https://t.co/6RhN1LsGBg
April 1st 2020
Lots of events are shifting to being online right now, but I'm particularly excited about this one. The team behind it are really giving thought to maintaining a sense of community as it goes virtual.
I can't imagine it will be anything other than wonderful.
Join us there? https://t.co/kQRHHqX9Me
March 31st 2020
So much good stuff happens as a result of listening to @shortdiv!
Plus, @davatron5000 and @chriscoyier are no fools either, so this episode of @ShopTalkShow is bound to a be a good 'un!
https://t.co/zR97p6xWpd
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