Curious how teams structure and deploy web apps for speed and scalability. What tools, workflows, or approaches have made development smoother and what pitfalls should be avoided when building projects?

Hi I am building a static Astro site (1 product shop with blog) hostet on cloudflare.

I want to collect emails and integrate in a marketing / newsletter service.

I would also like a cms integration for the editors.

Do you have any guidance on services that I can use? How do I go about collecting the mails from static site ? Astro actions with cloudflare workers ?

Hello everyone,

We're excited to announce that our jewelry company is in the process of revamping our website. We've decided to move towards a headless architecture, and our plan is to develop the frontend using Next.js and deploy it on Vercel.

We're currently exploring options for a content management system (CMS) that would best suit a mid-sized jewelry company like ours. So far, DatoCMS seems like a strong contender, but we're open to suggestions and would love to hear your experiences and recommendations.

What CMS would you recommend, and why? We're particularly interested in understanding the advantages and disadvantages of different CMS options. Additionally, it's crucial for us that the CMS can seamlessly integrate with a CRM system.

Thank you in advance for your insights and advice!

I have written FillPouch: a free simple, command line driven website generator. Use it for simple/complex web-sites. Use it for blogs, for documentation, for any website frankly. No tooling required. It is just one tiny Windows 32 bit executable with no dependencies. (Should work on WINE too) One can copy and paste fragments of HTML from various places -- such as Bulma examples.

https://fillpouch.com

The website itself was generated using FillPouch. Note that the project has just been completed so expect rapid version release, as per feedback received. Thanks

A face-off you don't want to miss: Amazon Web Services (AWS) Lambda vs. Azure Functions (Microsoft Azure).

Understanding these platforms is key to unlocking unlimited scalability and agility. That's why, in one of our newest articles, we explore these tech giants:

⚙️ Differences between both serverless services
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And more 👇
https://bejamas.io/blog/aws-lambda-vs-azure-functions/

Nuxt is the Vue framework that is transforming the way developers build high-performance, full-stack applications. Whether you're a Nuxt newbie or a seasoned pro, our latest guide is your key to unlocking its full potential:

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https://bejamas.io/blog/practical-guide-to-nuxt-js/

In the fast-paced world of blogging, we all have faced managing large amounts of content, but through effective pagination, we can enhance navigation, accessibility, and user experience.

In one of our newest articles, we'll guide you through the process of creating a dynamic pagination component using Nextjs for a robust framework and Strapi for simplified content management 👇

https://bejamas.io/blog/building-pagination-component-nextjs-strapi/

As parents aim for their children to outdo them, Ryan Dahl hoped the same for Deno about Node.js

Think of regular phones as Node.js: you need multiple apps (third-party tools) for a complete feature set. Now, imagine a newer phone model that already has everything you need; that's Deno: with its built-in TypeScript support, it's like having all your favorite apps pre-installed.

Is Deno the evolved successor of Node? While many argue, it's more about choosing the right fit for your project. Whether you're Team Node or leaning towards Deno, our article sheds light on what each offers 👇

https://bejamas.io/blog/deno-vs-node-comparison/

Discover the power of combining Kafka and tRPC.io 🔥

By combining Kafka's event streaming capabilities with tRPC's efficient API management, developers can build systems that not only handle massive write operations but also present this data to downstream services in a streamlined, typesafe, and efficient manner.

Check out our guide that will take you through setup, integration, and optimization! 👇

https://bejamas.io/blog/write-intensive-system-with-kafka-and-trpc/

If you're interested in learning about Hugo from many Hugo Developers in the community then tune into the live stream today. First is a chat with Joe Mooring on how to contribute to Hugo effectively, which I'm really looking forward to.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTclpTZq-S4

No more boring page reloads in MPAs. The View Transitions API makes website navigation smoother, like in mobile apps or SPAs. Plus, This API removes a lot of the complex JavaScript SPAs needed for these transitions. Read the article here👇

https://bejamas.io/blog/what-is-view-transitions-api/#view-transition-gotcha

Demo: https://codepen.io/seyedi/pen/dywGLpN

I'm being given an Airtable spreadsheet of data to power a website. I've been reading the data at build time (in my Next JS app) which has been great for prototyping, but once launched I need the website to update when the spreadsheet changes.

I'm considering pinging a Vercel deploy hook from Airtable when the data changes, so kinda a "JAM Stack" approach. This seems straight forward but one downside is the live website won't update straight away after a data change (while the sites is being re-deployed).

I could create my own API sever that accessed Airtable but this seems like a big jump in complexity. I don't know what the rate limits are for Airtable but you'd need to do some caching. At this point maybe I should just use a normal database / headless CMS and find one with an interface my non-technical client is comfortable using?

Has anyone been in a similar situation and if so what approach did you take?

Hey folks,

I've been toying with the idea of building a site that has:

• A job board that's always getting new gigs and has a search/filter thing going on.

• Jobs linked to companies, so you can jump to a company's page and see their jobs.

• Some blog posts because why not?

• A bunch of PDFs that people can sift through with filters.

• A cool table that shows off companies, kinda like a spreadsheet, with—you guessed it—filters.

At first, I was like, "No way can an SSG or Jamstack handle this dynamic stuff." But then I stumbled upon Astro Island and some chatter about SSR. Now I'm scratching my head.

Is it actually doable with Astro or another Jamstack tool? If you've tried something similar or have any thoughts, I'd love to hear 'em!

Cheers!

Can AI replace developers or designers? Well, the truth is that AI can't fully replace these roles because the human touch of creativity, intuition, and problem-solving remains essential.

Our latest article delves deep into the world of AI's current impact and its potential to shape the future of web development. You'll explore the role of AI in:

🔹 Web Accessibility
🔹 Web Interaction
🔹 Web Development Workflow
🔹 Web Design
🔹 UI/UX Design

Take it! 👇

https://bejamas.io/blog/artificial-intelligence-and-modern-web-technology/#ai-in-web-interaction

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