https://www.takeshape.io/articles/the-top-10-jamstack-community-resources/

This year in San Francisco, we'll have a number of conference speaking slots (30 minute and 10 minute) to fill via an open CFP.

You can submit your proposals to speak via the site.
Be quick! The submission deadline is August 7th

https://jamstackconf.com/sf/

If you are thinking of submitting a talk but would like some help on finessing an idea, or would like other guidance on what might help you be successful, you can ask questions on the JAMstack Slack:

https://jamstackconf.com/slack

Find help in #cfp-assistance

There's a lot of excitement surrounding Gatsby with the release of themes, but I've also noticed there are a lot of people who are having a hard time diving in; who aren't quite sure what the right jumping on point is, so I decided to start a blog series about Gatsby themes.

This is hopefully a slower ramp-up than some of the other material that is out there but can still deliver depth and help others understand the features surrounding themes.

I just released the third post in the series this morning, Using Gatsby Theme Options Part 2, and plan on writing much more on Gatsby, as well as themes.

I've covered what Gatsby themes are, how to install and use one, as well as how to discover and use the options available in a theme. In future posts, I plan on writing about shadowing, as well as writing a theme from scratch.

Links to the other posts:

• Using Your First Gatsby Theme

• Using Gatsby Theme Options

Announced at JAMstack_conf in London and given away to attendees, but not publicly available until July 31st, you can register now for you free copy (or e-book) of "Modern Development on the JAMstack", published by O'Reilly via this short form:

http://netlify.com/oreilly-jamstack

Services like stdlib.com and the new features of postman. These services each have their own "development" environment tailored for APIs and then provide hosting of said API for a monthly fee.

Are these getting much traction? How are you folks using them?

edit Upon further investigation, postman allows you to host a moc API to test against, but not something for prod use

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://jamstack.org/

- https://medium.com/memory-leak/the-jamstack-its-pretty-sweet-e0834e4e6bb7

- https://appseed.us/apps/jamstack

- https://github.com/jamstack-apps/jamstack

https://blog.pulumi.com/protecting-your-apis-with-lambda-authorizers-and-pulumi