Last week was Netlify's Jamstack Virtual Conference. Obviously, it's centered around Netlify but it is a good opportunity to get a sense of how the Jamstack ecosystem is evolving. The idea to invite Matt Mullenweg was also inspired - though I was disappointed that it didn't result in more of a truce. However, I'm hoping that this puts the debate to rest for a little while.
It's also amazing to see how the ecosystem is evolving outside of Netlify. Microsoft is forging ahead with Static Web Apps, AWS Amplify appears to be making a more concerted effort to invest in courting the Jamstack community, Vercel continues to gain traction - especially with a growing Next.js community - and even Digital Ocean has entered the fray with their new App Platform. To me, this is all the proof you need that Jamstack is more than a Netlify marketing gimmick.
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↘︎ Jamstack Conference Roundup |
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▶ Jamstack Conference Recordings
If you missed Jamstack Conference, many of the sessions are posted. However, as mentioned above, the fireside chat between Matt Biilmann and Matt Mullenweg (and other live sessions) aren’t online as of this writing, but we are told that they are coming soon.
Netlify
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To Eleventy and Beyond
A look at why and how the team at Mozilla moved their Firefox Extension Workshop site from Jekyll to 11ty.
Stuart Colville
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As always, I welcome feedback or link suggestion via Twitter. Stay safe and healthy! — Brian
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