Advanced Site Rendering Patterns on the Jamstack
summary
Shows measured tradeoffs: a 4,000‑page Jamstack site can hypothetically take an hour to build at one second per page, so the claim is that ISR (generate a small percent at build time, serve a fallback, then regenerate on demand) and incremental builds cut deploy waits while microsites reduce scope by splitting sections. A beta distributed persistent rendering uses serverless functions to generate on demand and preserve atomic immutable deploys.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 1:27How Rendering Works on the Jump Stack
- 4:26Benefits
- 9:59Incremental Build
- 10:12Incremental Builds
- 12:13Microsites
- 13:30Proxies and Redirects
- 15:44Incremental Incremental Static Regeneration
- 19:56Distributed Persistent Rendering
- 20:53Fed Static Generation
- 21:20Resources
