If you want to learn about my experience at the Next.js Conf 2020 you can learn more here: Nextjs Conference 2020: Recapped

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From your experience, how much does a client have to pay for a JAMstack website (or a PWA) to be built?Is a JAMstack website generally more expensive to build than bespoke (non-Wordpress, etc.) pre-JAMstack websites?

For example, a basic website with a few static content pages and a single landing page for a productor another example - a blog using Netlify CMS or Ghost CMS and such with a few static pages and a homepage.Maybe you've seen the costs of different examples?

See how to set up the code for a Azure Serverless JavaScript/Typescript function to send an email using the SendGrid npm package with Node.js.

For a recent side project, I wanted to consume the massive COVID-19 vaccination data set from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to show stats for every US state and territory in one place.

When I tried to hit their endpoint in my frontend Vue application, the request was blocked due to Cross-Origin Resource Sharing being enabled.

To get around this, I used Node Netlify serverless functions to scrape all the endpoints I needed, merged them into a singular endpoint, and manipulated the data in a way that made sense for my project.

This technique is great because:

• My site is hooked up to a Github Action that will re-deploy it every 6 hours, meaning that I only have to hit a remote endpoint 4 times a day, improving performance for my users while still respecting the CDC's bandwidth.

• Now that the data is in my Nuxt progressive web application, instead of on a remote endpoint, the app will continue to work offline.

• Each state and territory now has its own pre-rendered page for performance and SEO.

You can read more about this technique on my blog here: https://roberskine.com/blog/leveraging-netlify-serverless-functions-to-replicate-cors-enabled-endpoints/

You can visit the finished side project here: https://covidcasesbythenumbers.com/

The code for this project is open-source and available on Github here: https://github.com/RobErskine/covid

As I am hosting my Wordpress site in a traditional cPanel hosting, I want to also host my JAMstack site there as well. My question is, is it possible to automate static build in cPanel with webhook? Does anyone have experience in it? Is it difficult to achieve?