JAMStackin’
summary
Static HTML is generated from templates and content, pushed to a CDN, and the site becomes 5,000 pages that originally take build time 2.5 hours → 2 minutes after custom tooling replaces Jekyll. Dynamic bits run as serverless functions: a prebuilt search index plus a quick function (search built in six hours), email sent via SendGrid, previews from GitHub, CMS via Storyblok, deployment on Netlify. Concrete numbers, tools, and outcomes decide whether to watch.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:27Storytime
- 1:55Foodie Facebook
- 2:53Event Page
- 4:21Hosting
- 9:57Content
- 14:07Application
- 19:09Cool Things
- 20:07Downside
- 22:31Incremental adaption
- 23:29Technology login
- 24:07Summary
- 24:20Resilience
- 24:52The downside
- 25:16Outro
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