In this episode of What the Jam, @mikeneu and I talked about personal web, indie web, static site generators and the improvements in tooling.
https://hamatti.org/posts/i-had-a-chat-about-personal-web-at-the-future-of-jamstack/
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π΅π‘ Exploring the Bounds of Jamstack with Zach Leatherman @zachleat @zachleat
- What the Jam at @CloudCannon
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Jamstack isn't a one-size-fits-all solution, it has tradeoffs.
Join @[email protected] on our #WhatTheJam episode as we explore when Jamstack shines and when it might not be the best fit.
Too much of the web is dynamic when it doesn't need to be. Static is simpler, easier to scale, more secure, better for the environment, and has no platform lock-in. It should be the default. #StaticFirst
Miriam Schwab talks about how she navigated this in the WordPress community in our #WhatTheJam episode.
In the early days of Jamstack, there was so much discussion about what the best tool for each job was, we've lost a lot of that now.
I explore these ideas and more with @budparr in our #WhatTheJam episode.
Creator of The New Dynamic community, @budparr, joins @mikeneu for this week's #WhatTheJam episodeπ
#WhatTheJam with @remotesynth π€©
Brian reflects on the evolution of Jamstack and how it will continue to shape the future of web development.
Jamstack was an umbrella term for an approach that covers so many tools and communities. What are we missing without that umbrella?
In the latest #WhatTheJam I explore this and other Jamstack topics with @remotesynth
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