It's been an eventful year for the "Jamstack" ecosystem and community. Changing strategies across the major ecosystem companies are causing some dramatic shifts. That's the theme of so many of this week's links. In fact, things have shifted so much, that I am now inclined to think it's time to move on from the term Jamstack altogether.
What does that mean for a newsletter named Jamstacked? Everything this newsletter has focused on this year – from full-stack JavaScript frameworks, SSGs, serverless, edge computing, headless CMS and APIs/services – is still relevant and only becoming more so. I don't plan to change that. A name change? Probably. But the links and context you need to keep up with the what's going on will still be the same.
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Is Jamstack Officially Finished?
The death of the Jamstack Community Discord seems like a relatively small change but it is, in my opinion it is symptomatic of a move away from the 'Jamstack' term and the broader, connected community.
Brian Rinaldi
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CEO Announcement to the Netlify team
Netlify announced significant layoffs and restructuring around their move to broaden their business beyond their traditional deployment platform to focus resources on their new enterprise-focused content solutions like Netlify Connect. "The future of Netlify is bright, the future is composable," Matt says.
Matt Biilmann
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Thanks for reading. — Brian
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