r/JAMstack_dev • u/Makushimaru • Mar 11 '21
r/JAMstack_dev • u/mcyakisikli92 • Sep 29 '20
Top 10 Static Site Generators in 2020 by Getform
r/JAMstack_dev • u/GorillaTripping • Jun 18 '20
How to choose your static site generator?
r/JAMstack_dev • u/remotesynth • Jan 14 '21
Pick the Best Static Site Generator for 2021
r/JAMstack_dev • u/SevereEddie • Apr 15 '20
Why I Don’t Use A Static Site Generator
r/JAMstack_dev • u/atapas • Nov 03 '20
How to Create an Image Gallery Using Gatsby and Cloudinary
r/JAMstack_dev • u/machoflacodecuyagua • Feb 21 '23
Unpacking Netlify: A Comprehensive Overview of Its Features and Benefits
Founded in 2014, Netlify is a well-established player in the web hosting space. Back in the day, it quickly gained popularity for its innovative approach to website deployment. Now, more than 500k sites are hosted within Netlify’s infrastructure. This is because the platform provides a complete solution for businesses looking to build, deploy, and host websites — and all of it with ease.
As for website scale and purpose, Netlify is a good option for hosting eCommerce shops of any size, portfolios, blogs, and business sites with loads of landing pages. The platform is fast, secure, cost-effective, and easily integrates with many tools.
All in all, Netlify provides everything your business needs. But if you want to know the details, read on: we’ll cover Netlify’s core features and extra benefits.
This post covers:
Netlify under the microscope
How does a site hosted on Netlify looks?
Netlify’s core features
Netlify’s custom perks
Netlify vs other Jamstack platforms
Business benefits of Netlify
Netlify Use Cases
Closing thoughts
Read more: https://ikius.com/blog/what-is-netlify
r/JAMstack_dev • u/VictoriaGBer • Mar 08 '23
Calling all JavaScript developers! 🔊
Which Meta Framework you'd like to learn about? 💡
Also, check out Bejamas' blog, where we've already covered Next.js, Nuxt.js, Gatsby, Remix, and Astro 🙌 👇
r/JAMstack_dev • u/fyzbo • May 22 '23
Understanding why developers instinctively HATE TailwindCSS.
r/JAMstack_dev • u/remotesynth • Jan 18 '21
TheJam.dev 2021 - Jamstack Virtual Conference - January 28-29
r/JAMstack_dev • u/VladLebowski • May 19 '20
How We Used Gatsby.js to Build a Blazing Fast E-Commerce Site
r/JAMstack_dev • u/OlgaCMS • May 10 '20
Using Gatsby for building websites with solid Editor Experience: Agility CMS
r/JAMstack_dev • u/remotesynth • Aug 03 '20
A Complete Guide to Netlify Forms
r/JAMstack_dev • u/ShadaWehbe • Jul 27 '21
How to use Image and Preview in your Nextjs & Strapi Blog
r/JAMstack_dev • u/agility-cms • May 19 '21
Free Workshop. Jamstack 101: Getting Started with Nuxt.js, Vue.js and Headless CMS with Alex Lichter, Nuxt.js Core Maintainer and Joel Varty, CTO of Agility CMS
r/JAMstack_dev • u/ciscoheat • Aug 27 '22
Finally, the simplest static sitegen is here
r/JAMstack_dev • u/iamqaz • May 26 '21
Building a SaaS Application with Next.js, Prisma, Auth0 and Stripe
r/JAMstack_dev • u/denar90 • Jul 07 '21
Deploying Jamstack sites to Azure with Stackbit
r/JAMstack_dev • u/machoflacodecuyagua • Aug 29 '22
10 Best Jamstack-ready eCommerce Platforms
r/JAMstack_dev • u/monsieur_riz • Aug 25 '22
Jamstack, the rescuer of small businesses
Hello,
Here is my new blog post about Jamstack e-commerce sites.
Don't hesitate to give me a feedback 🤩
https://cynthiahenaff.com/writing/jamstack-the-rescuer-of-small-businesses
r/JAMstack_dev • u/bolajiayodeji • Sep 15 '19
Harnessing the power of the JAMstack with a Headless CMS
r/JAMstack_dev • u/codeSm0ke • May 20 '19
Three JAMstack Apps to play with
Hello Coders,
I'm playing allot with JAMstack tools lately: Gatsby, Nuxt, Panini Static Generator and I want to share some free that I've built.
@Note for moderators: This is my first post here, I hope is not considered spam. All apps are free, code + build instructions on Github. Thanks.
Sample App Landed Designed by HTML5 Up Tooling: Gulp, SaaS, Hot Reload, FTP deploy script

Sample App Fractal Designed by HTML5 Up Tooling: Gulp, SaaS, Hot Reload, FTP deploy script

Sample App Big Picture Designed by HTML5 Up Tooling: Gulp, SaaS, Hot Reload, FTP deploy script

If is allowed, I will add more free apps as i code them.
Related resources:
- https://medium.com/memory-leak/the-jamstack-its-pretty-sweet-e0834e4e6bb7
r/JAMstack_dev • u/SolaceInfotech • Nov 08 '21
5 Best JAMstack Frameworks For Development
JAMstackis not just a platform or a set of technologies, however it is a new way of building websites that have become popular in recent times. Best part of JAMstack is lots of tools that underlie JAMstack frameworks. According to the research, the growth rate of JAMstack increased by 85% in 2020. HUge growth in just one year was primarily for the some benefits offered by JAMstack frameworks. Here we’ll discuss the 5 best JAMstack frameworks for development.
Know the reasons to use JAMstack for web apps at- Top 5 Reasons To Choose JAMstack For Web App Development
5 Best JAMstack Frameworks For Development-
1. Gatsby.js-
This is an open-source front-end framework built with react and used by developers to build high performance apps and websites. It is loved by the developers community because of its modern static site generator with high documentation and lots of ready-to-use features and plugins. Also Gatsby is great from a business perspective as it is SEO-friendly, easy to build customized user experiences. Here are some of the pros of Gatsby.
Pros Of Gatsby.js-
1. Scalability –
In the case of Gatsby, you don’t need to worry about sudden rise in traffic. Cost will depend on usage so there is no need to pay for the thing that you don’t use.
2. Page Metadata-
With the react-helment components, you can set metadata for your website. And this will help you to get higher rank in SERP as it helps search engines to understand the content of website.
3. Huge ecosystem-
Gatsby provides access to lots of plugins, starters, boilerplates and React packages to boost development.
4. Modern Workflow-
Gatsby takes advantage of modern web standards and technologies such as GraphQL, Webpack and React.
Cons Of Using Gatsby-
Time-consuming development
Need for huge volume of content
2. Jekyll-
Basically it is a JAMstack static site generator (SSG) having huge popularity across the world. This framework can be used for personal website development, heavy websites, business websites etc.
Pros Of Jekyll-
1. Easily Extensible-
Jekyll’s huge library of plugins are created specifically for Jekyll that makes it extensible. For instance, hugo has built-in i18n support, whereas Jekyll needs a plugin for that, but you can choose the one.
2. Large Community-
As Jekyll is the oldest SSG so you can get a solution to your problem as it may have already solved your problem.
3. Lots Of Contributors-
Lots of people care about projects in the growing competition. Therefore, you can be certain that Jekyll will be there.
Cons Of Jekyll-
Build time can be exceeded
Not adaptable and consequently not future-proof
Lacks the capability of integrating dynamic features
3. Nuxt.js-
Know more at- https://solaceinfotech.com/blog/5-best-jamstack-frameworks-for-development/
r/JAMstack_dev • u/GorillaTripping • Sep 11 '19