The Rise of JAMStack

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Argues that the web shifts from server-rendered LAMP/MEAN assumptions to a CDN‑served architecture where JavaScript, APIs and markup are prebuilt: JAMstack driven by React, Gatsby/Sapper/Jekyll/Hugo, AWS Lambda and specialist APIs. Shows measured constraints (performance budget ≈170 KB, median page ≈400 KB), cites PayPal.me and a sports‑betting site as working JAMstack builds, and demonstrates Netlify features like deploy previews and server‑side analytics; runtime functions and static hosting actually reduce surface area and cost.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 1:25DISTRIBUTION
3. 10:50JAVASCRIPT GOT SERIOUS
4. 11:49FULL STACK JAVASCRIPT
5. 12:32CLIENTSIDE RENDERING & ROUTING
6. 13:36Web Performance Budgets
7. 14:42SINGLE PAGE APPS
8. 15:18CLIENT-SIDE RENDERING
9. 17:48GIT BASED, CI/CD WORKFLOW
10. 18:44THE API ECONOMY
11. 20:54SERVERLESS
12. 21:45BUILD TOOLS
13. 22:25STATIC SITE GENERATORS
14. 29:21THESE ARE JAMSTACK
15. 31:39DEVELOPER EXPERIENCE
16. 33:52THE OPEN WEB

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