<h1 id="reading-2021-12-30">Reading 2021-12-30<a aria-hidden="true" class="anchor-heading icon-link" href="#reading-2021-12-30"></a></h1>
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<li>Ref:: <a href="https://bejamas.io/blog/jamstack/">bejamas</a></li>
<li>Title:: Jamstack Explained</li>
<li>Author:: Denis Kostrzewa</li>
<li>Year of publication:: 2020</li>
<li>Category:: Blog</li>
<li>Topic::  </li>
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<p>JAMstack is a modern web development architecture that emphasizes the use of CDNs and decoupling services. It stands for JavaScript, APIs, and Markup</p>
<p>The Jamstack approach enables you to create fully dynamic sites while the real assets are pre-rendered static files deployed on CDN.
<img src="https://bejamas.io/static/99ccfeb1459aaf019e36d5418c1858e5/2851b/jamstack-workflow.png" alt="jamstack-vs-lamp" style="max-width:300px;display:block;margin:0 auto;"></p>
<p>Static, in the case of Jamstack, does not mean fixed (for the lack of a better word), but rather server-free, i.e., the browser does not need the help of servers to handle dynamic parts first</p>
<p>To unlock the benefits of the Jamstack architecture today means to follow the best practices that the approach entails:</p>
<ul>
<li>serve project from a CDN</li>
<li>the code is entirely in GIT</li>
<li>automated builds and atomic deploys</li>
<li>instant cache invalidation</li>
<li>and use modern build tools to help you with all of that.</li>
</ul>

Jamstack Explained

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