React on the Jamstack
summary
Claims that prebuilding as much as possible and pushing it to a CDN via Netlify shortens request latency and avoids server complexity, demonstrating git-driven atomic deploys, build orchestration that can stitch hundreds of thousands of HTML pages, and integration with generators like Next.js (use of getStaticProps and optional getServerSideProps). Shows convention-based serverless functions, background functions (run up to 15 minutes), declarative _redirects and programmable edge handlers for fast personalization and routing.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:31Web properties
- 1:04Web infrastructure
- 2:43The mental model
- 3:23The traditional way
- 6:12Serverless routing
- 10:11Edge handlers
- 11:04Authorization headers
- 11:56Primitives
- 13:16Outro
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