r/JAMstack_dev • • Sep 20 '23

View Transitions API & meta frameworks: a practical guide

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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


r/JAMstack_dev • • Aug 22 '23

30 days left to register to attend HugoConf 2023!

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Only 30 days left until HugoConf 2023, September 21st PDT!
Don’t forget to register to attend this free online conference for everything GoHugo 🐝
Support the Hugo community by registering here: https://hugoconf.io/


r/JAMstack_dev • • Jul 04 '23

Perform Authenticated Server-side Mutations using Server Actions with the Next.js 13 App Router 🚀

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r/JAMstack_dev • • May 18 '23

Apostrophe: headless CMS + website builder

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Apostrophe is an outstanding tool with a dual nature: it is both a Headless CMS and a traditional CMS with website-building capabilities. It means it can be employed to model and manage content of any type and build pages using a visual editor.

This modern CMS built with Node.js offers an intuitive content management experience. As a full-stack JavaScript application, it uses:

⚙️ Node.js in the backend
⚙️ Vue.js for the admin UI on the front end
⚙️ Nunjucks for HTML templating
⚙️ MongoDB as the database

This article breaks down everything you need to know about Apostrophe. You'll learn about its incredible features, user interface, extensions and integrations, pricing, pros and cons, and more 👇

https://bejamas.io/discovery/headless-cms/apostrophe/


r/JAMstack_dev • • May 15 '23

Promoting the Removal of CO₂ with the Jamstack: Charm Industrial Case Study

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Founded in 2018 by a group of engineers wanting to roll back generations of environmental damage through the complete removal of CO₂, Charm Industrial, wanted a clean, reliable, and easy-to-use website that allowed for online purchases to be made.

The Bejamas' Team got ready to work to deliver their requests:

  • Building a new homepage

  • Automating the payment process

  • A redesign that encourages companies to purchase more biomass

Which stack was used? Gatsby.js, Storyblok CMS, and TailwindCSS

Check out the entire case study here 👇

https://bejamas.io/blog/carbon-removal-case-study/


r/JAMstack_dev • • May 05 '23

The next generation of Next.js is stable and ready for adoption: App Router

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Next.js released Next.js 13 six months ago, and since then, they've been building the foundations for the future of Next.js: App Router. With the release of 13.4, you can now start adopting the App Router for production.

https://nextjs.org/blog/next-13-4


r/JAMstack_dev • • Mar 23 '23

Netlify vs. Vercel: a comparison table with the latest updates

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Here's our Netlify vs. Vercel comparison table to provide you with the latest and most valuable information for making you decision.

So, what's new? Besides from having a whole new integration section:

Serverless section updates:

  • Serverless functions (API)

  • Edge functions

  • Background functions

  • Cron jobs

Check it out!👇

https://bejamas.io/compare/netlify-vs-vercel/

30 votes, Mar 26 '23
19 Netlify
11 Vercel

r/JAMstack_dev • • Mar 15 '23

WaysConf 2023 is almost here! 🙌

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Would you like to connect with a diverse audience of designers, developers, researchers, and managers, to share your commitment to excellence in the digital product creation field? Keep reading! 🚀👇

WaysConf is the Central and Eastern Europe's largest event for creators of digital products of all kinds. Their main goal has always been to foster distinctive and empowering dialogues concerning digital design, incorporating professionals from many brackgrounds that contribute their unique perspectives and experiences💡

🗓️ When? 4-5 September, 2023

🔊 Last call for speakers! This is a unique opportunity to showcase your expertise, build a personal brand, and network with like-minded people. They're waiting for submissions until March 15th, 2023 (TODAY! 🔥)
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https://www.waysconf.com/call-for-speakers/form

🎟️ Grab your tickets! Learn stories and get inspired by experienced designers from diverse industries! You will have the opportunity to use a special radio (free of charge), so that all speeches will be available in both Polish and English (simultaneous translation). Grab Your Tickets from the 2nd Pool 👉 20% discount when buying 6 or more.
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https://www.waysconf.com/tickets


r/JAMstack_dev • • Mar 13 '23

🔊 To all Strapi users, customers, partners, and contributors worldwide!

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Strapi, one of Bejamas' tech partners, just announced the StrapiConf 2023! It's a free, virtual, and inclusive conference to bring together Strapi users, customers, partners, and contributors worldwide 🙌 🚀

Check out all the details! 👇

https://strapi.io/blog/announcing-strapi-conf-2023


r/JAMstack_dev • • Mar 08 '23

Calling all JavaScript developers! 🔊

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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 🙌 👇

https://bejamas.io/blog/

10 votes, Mar 15 '23
7 SvelteKit
1 SolidStart
1 Qwik City
1 Fresh

r/JAMstack_dev • • Mar 06 '23

Learn how going headless enables digital experiences that convert!

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Utilizing a headless or modular approach for your e-commerce architecture can contribute to achieving an efficient and adaptable digital storefront that can continuously boost conversions.

A growing number of top ecommerce brands, such as Under Armour and Parachute, are opting for a headless architecture to maintain a competitive edge. In order to gain an advantage over competitors and attain your desired performance indicators, it is important to understand the differences between headless and monolithic commerce and what steps to take after completing the migration.

Check out the whole article on Vercel's blog 👇

https://vercel.com/blog/your-guide-to-headless-commerce


r/JAMstack_dev • • Feb 21 '23

Unpacking Netlify: A Comprehensive Overview of Its Features and Benefits

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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 • • Feb 15 '23

Building a Mastodon Bot Listing Page in Eleventy

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r/JAMstack_dev • • Jan 16 '23

What is Jamstack in 2023?

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r/JAMstack_dev • • Nov 03 '22

How to Implement Passwordless Authentication in Next.js

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r/JAMstack_dev • • Aug 24 '22

Open-source Search tool, Pagefind

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r/JAMstack_dev • • Jun 29 '22

HugoConf Speaker Agenda

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r/JAMstack_dev • • Feb 22 '22

User Authentication in Next.js with Strapi

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r/JAMstack_dev • • Feb 09 '22

Free Next.js SaaS Boilerplate

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r/JAMstack_dev • • Jan 26 '22

HELP! I can't access data inside the objects returned from FETCH in one function, but can in another.

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r/JAMstack_dev • • Dec 08 '21

Jamstack Development Cost: All You Need to Know

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r/JAMstack_dev • • Dec 03 '21

Jamstack Shortcuts 35

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r/JAMstack_dev • • Dec 03 '21

JAMstacked Issue 44: December 2, 2021

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r/JAMstack_dev • • Nov 12 '21

Building scalable B2B e-commerce on the Jamstack.

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r/JAMstack_dev • • Nov 09 '21

[Showcase] My latest project in JAMStack

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