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We found 3 JAMstack Podcasts
How, when, and why to use the JAMstack
In this episode, we have a roundtable discussion with a variety of experienced web developers who are at different stages of using the JAMstack, from not at all, to exploring/experimenting, to using to deliver client projects to production. We’re joined by Will Browar & Marc Hartwig from Dixon Schwabl, Jake Dohm from Good Work, and Shawn “swyx..
JAMstack Web Development JavaScript
4 years, 5 months ago
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JAMstack & Serverless with Netlify
On this episode, we talk to Shawn “swyx” Wang from Netlify about the JAMstack & Serverless revolution in frontend development. We discuss what exactly Netlify is, and how you can leverage the Edge, Build, and Dev aspect of it to make your development process more enjoyable. We talk about the challenges of maintaining Author Experience (AX) in..
JAMstack Web Development JavaScript
4 years, 5 months ago
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JAMstack development, carpe JavaScript!
On this episode, we’re joined by Paulo Elias from IDEO to discuss JAMstack: Modern web development architecture based on client-side JavaScript, reusable APIs, and prebuilt Markup. Paulo talks about his journey from doing traditional LAMP/LEMP stack work to building things using JavaScript as the hub of his universe. We discuss the pros and cons o..
JAMstack Web Development JavaScript
5 years, 7 months ago
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JAMstack Podcasts

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JAMstack

The JAMstack is not a set of software rather it's a new way to build fast and secure apps and sites. These apps are delivered to the end-user by pre-rendering files and serving them closer to the users location via a CDN (Content Delivery Network), and in the same time removing the need to manage and run your site or app with a web server.