In my experience, developers find JAMstack development easy to understand and implement. JAMstack sites are faster than most traditional server-rendered sites because they’re static and delivered from a CDN. They’re also more secure because there’s nothing to compromise and development can be optimized.
The JAMstack also enables developers to stay nimble. In the JAMstack ecosystem, each tool, framework, and API works in sync with the other, which means that you don’t have to focus on juggling multiple technologies when building a site. Also, JAMstack bridges the gap between static and dynamic websites while keeping the advantages of static websites.
However, it seems that despite the advantages JAMstack brings, some CMS platforms, whether they be traditional, hybrid, or headless, still aren’t ready to adopt the JAMstack way.
Let’s see the roadblocks CMS platforms face when it comes to implementing JAMstack.
Keep reading over at the Agility CMS blog: https://agilitycms.com/resources/posts/jamstack-ready-cms
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