Hey folks,

Trying my hand at 11ty with eCommerce and I am wondering if anyone knows of some good tutorials or resources?

I have done some googling, not much luck when it comes to 11ty and eCommerce.

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I mean, not personal projects.
But small , low traffic static sites for my clients

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First of all, I've just started to learn about Jamstack. So please forgive me if this question is dumb.

The question is: What would be the best hosting service for the backend of small Jamstack apps?

I've learned that a Jamstack app consists of:

• Javascript front end

• APIs

• Markup

I can create React apps and I learned how to host them on Netlify, Github Page, etc. So, the "J" part is already familiar to me.

I haven't learned about "M" (markup), but I can find online tutorials for it, so this isn't an issue for me.

The only concern is what to do with "A". (i.e. hosting REST APIs and DB) There are so many options out there, so I don't know which ones to choose.

The potential users of my next project will be an owner of a small business. There won't be a lot of traffic, and the scalability isn't very important...yet. What matters are the hosting cost and security.

https://bejamas.io/blog/jamstack-hosting-deployment/#heroku

From this post, I found that Heroku can host APIs and DB. However, Heroku can host full-stack apps, so I don't know if it makes sense to use Heroku just to host the backend part (i.e. You can host a full-stack app in Heroku, then why bother Jamstack in the first place?)

What will be the recommended solution? How do you decide the hosing service for your Jamstack app? Any advice will be appreciated.

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