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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.
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April 2nd 2020, in London, UK
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May 25th 2020
Still a few seats left for my @jamstackconf workshop on Thursday.
- What/why/when Jamstack
Using Netlify:
- CI/CD
- Branch & Preview Builds
- A/B Testing
- Forms
- Serverless Functions
- Local dev & workflows
- Plugins
(Conf: $0. Workshops: $100)
May 22nd 2020
RT @atelierschork: Amazing to see the Brotli compression shaving off some load time without any effort on our side!
Thanks @Netlify! https:…
May 22nd 2020
Want to use rich tools like @magnolia_cms to drive your decoupled, front-end components?
Jamstack can do that.
@topherzee can show you how in his workshop at @jamstackconf next week! https://t.co/WrqA2K23RY
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