The revolution of websites using an architecture based on JavaScript, APIs and a pre-generated code is called JAMStack. This way to do websites hav...
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Nice post Diego!
The use of a CDN is a good aspect to call out and it can be a somewhat intimidating prospect. There is a lot of complexity involved in correctly configuring a CDN. Particularly if your site will change regularly (code, content, design, assets).
Since you talk a bit about CDNs, I'd just add that Netlify also provide a CDN for JAMstack sites. This is actually core to the service. It's just that as a developer you are protected from needing to configure it manually or worry about it. (Although you have quite a bit of control should you choose to explore that)
polite disclaimer: I work at Netlify, so while you weren't paid by Netlify for your kind comments, people might just expect it from me. :)
Hey! :-D
I use Netlify today exactly because I don't have to do a lot of work to have a simple project online.
Thank you for comment and continue with the good work. :-D
Nice post!
I have readed about JAMStack sites but i have a question.
I want to build a blog with Nuxt (static), when the admin user post a blog I have to use a webhook to build again the frontend for getting new changes in my database. Am I correct? What if I have two admin posting blog? Do I have 2 webhooks running same?
Sorry but I am new in JAMStack. TY!
Nice \0/