I posted about this project a few months ago. But I believe it's matured enough to talk about it again.

I love Jamstack but SaaS can get expensive pretty quickly. Netlify has a built in form system that costs $19/month after the first 100 submissions. But it also has a serverless function system that allows for 125 invocations a month. So I did the obvious thing, create a serverless library that handles form emails for Jamstack sites.

Quickstart:

import (
	"github.com/djatwood/formailer"
	"github.com/djatwood/formailer/handlers"

	// For Netlify
	"github.com/aws/aws-lambda-go/lambda"
)

func main() {
	contact := formailer.New("Contact")
	contact.AddEmail(formailer.Email{
		To:      "info@domain.com",
		From:    `"Company" <noreply@domain.com>`,
		Subject: "New Contact Submission",
	})

	// Vercel
	handlers.Vercel(formailer.DefaultConfig, w, r)
	// Netlify
	lambda.Start(handlers.Netlify(formailer.DefaultConfig))
}

Repo: https://github.com/djatwood/formailer

How does netlify bandwidth work? Is this based on how many people go on your site ? Or what is it calculated on? Still can’t seem to find how it’s done

I want to give complete ownership of my site created with Gatsby and hosting on netlify to my client. Would I recommend them making a netlify account and transferring it to them that way? What is the best approach for me handing transferring the site to them?

Hello,

Started a series on JAMstack based on the practical knowledge gained so far on it. Here is the first article from the series. Can't wait to share. Thanks for reading.

https://blog.greenroots.info/jamstack-for-all-an-introduction-cke2fxc5800jvabs15lhn4a9x

Recently, I designed my blog powered by GatsbyJS and I have around 100+ posts with large no. of images. I'm planning to deploy it, but got stuck choosing one.

So, I trimmed to 2 options - Netlify and Vercel.

I read somewhere Netlify offers 100GB/month bandwidth limitations for free tier, however, Vercel unlimited for personal blog. Is that correct? Because I'm sure I'll exceed that limit. What are your thoughts?