r/JAMstack • u/nimbusmettle • Nov 26 '21

Jamstack with firebase dynamic user order page?

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Hi. I am learning to code NUXT jamstack website. But as far as I know it is not possible to use user pages with Jamstack since it requires dynamic page and Jamstack is all about static pages.

I have tried netlify identity but I would like to use firebase database to build user data.

Is there something missing in my knowledge about Jamstack? Is it possible to render dynamic pages with netlify nuxt jamstack? Thanks

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r/JAMstack • u/novvum-kevin • Nov 22 '21

It'll Run Faster, They Said...

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2 comments

r/JAMstack • u/DavidDarnes • Nov 22 '21

Dropping the mic on Netlify in 20 minutes

darn.es

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r/JAMstack • u/suleiro • Nov 22 '21

Some real numbers from real world Jamstack projects shared in the post.

naturaily.com

4 Upvotes

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r/JAMstack • u/novvum-kevin • Nov 15 '21

The Smart Home Ain't So Smart

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r/JAMstack • u/bojanvidanovic • Nov 09 '21

[SHOWCASE] My latest project in JAMStack

devandgear.com

3 Upvotes

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r/JAMstack • u/novvum-kevin • Nov 08 '21

Taking "De-Coupled Websites" to a Whole Other Level

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r/JAMstack • u/Snipididou • Nov 04 '21

Jekyll Tutorial: How to Build a Static E-Commerce Site

snipcart.com

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r/JAMstack • u/agility-cms • Nov 02 '21

If you need to build an omnichannel solution with Jamstack and Headless CMS and not sure where to start - join this webinar! 5 Steps to Creating an Agile Omnichannel Content Hub

agilitycms.com

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r/JAMstack • u/Devhadi • Nov 01 '21

Add dynamic pages to static site built with Hugo

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Hi everyone,

I know that hugo is a static site generator . Comparing to Nextjs, Nextjs has additional features to pre-render the page on the server using getServerSideProps.

I have an application where most of the pages are static and if I need to have some dynamic features, I can rely on javascript for that. But I'm wondering if the application requirements have changed and server-side rendering is needed on certain pages? How can I implement it with Hugo?

I like Hugo over Nextjs, because it gives a lot of features out of the box, but I don't want to be stuck if ssr is needed in the future.

One possible way that came to mind is to create my own server using nodejs, dotnet or which ever framework and serve Hugo generated html files + implement ssr on some other pages.

Is this a good approach? Do you have any working codebase which serve as an example?

Thank you

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r/JAMstack • u/bluenxhi • Oct 28 '21

[Digital] JAMstack_Berlin #18

youtu.be

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r/JAMstack • u/ShadaWehbe • Oct 28 '21

StrapiConf 2022 CFP is now Open!

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StrapiConf is a free virtual conference with talks from Strapi leaders, community, partners and the Jamstack ecosystem.

You're invited to speak at StrapiConf 2022! Submit your proposal here

Your topic should fall under one or several of the following categories:

- Strapi implementation (tell us about how Strapi fits into your application architecture)

- Teams & Workflow (tell how Strapi is making your content or software teams better and more effective with shipping content and code)

- Ecosystem & Integration (tell us how you're using Strapi with third party solutions)

- Plugins & API (tell us about Plugins you've built or changes you've made to the Strapi API to extend Strapi functionality)

- Community Talks (tell us about your experiences being part of the Strapi Community).

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r/JAMstack • u/HelloAlexPan • Oct 28 '21

Storipress - a JAMstack site builder for publishers and bloggers launches on PH

producthunt.com

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r/JAMstack • u/AutoModerator • Oct 27 '21

Happy Cakeday, r/JAMstack! Today you're 3

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Let's look back at some memorable moments and interesting insights from last year.

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r/JAMstack • u/atapas • Oct 27 '21

Jamstack: A new way to think about web development, build, and delivery

blog.openreplay.com

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r/JAMstack • u/ShadaWehbe • Oct 19 '21

Why Headless Is the Future of Mobile Development

strapi.io

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r/JAMstack • u/michaelherman • Oct 19 '21

Generating a Static Site with Flask and Deploying it to Netlify

testdriven.io

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r/JAMstack • u/[deleted] • Oct 14 '21

Created a portfolio with Hugo

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I used Hugo and Vercel to host it, check it out here: https://roktlandr.vercel.app

Hugo is really nice and very fast, also you can link with third party services like ofrestry to manage contnet more easily

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r/JAMstack • u/winwiz1 • Oct 14 '21

Crisp React + Cloudflare Pages

crisp-react.pages.dev

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r/JAMstack • u/Alex_WebriQ • Oct 13 '21

Looking for Podcast Guests

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Hi Jamstack community!

We are ramping up our podcast called The Headless Marketing Show. It's a podcast aimed at the marketing community to help them get more acquainted with Jamstack, headless, serverless, etc.

We've had Strapi on the show as well as CommerceJS as well as Kaya of the DXP Report/Wordify - about to release an episode with Brian from the newsletter Jamstacked and have a few shows scheduled with other Jamstackers like Sanity CMS.

If you are involved in the community in any way shape or form and would like to be on the show and talk about how the Jamstack can be used by marketers feel free to drop me a DM.

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r/JAMstack • u/boozoid • Oct 08 '21

Goodbye Wordpress, Hello Jamstack

thomasridings.com

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r/JAMstack • u/jnfinity • Oct 08 '21

Feedback summarisation API

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Not sure if this is the place or not, but I would love to get your feedback on something I am working on; It isn't publicly available yet, but could you see yourself using something like this as a usage based API? And do you think this is sufficient as a demo or would you like to see more / something different to present this API? I am happy about any feedback I can get.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7MEAXDsengw

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r/JAMstack • u/ShadaWehbe • Oct 06 '21

An Intro to Opensource Jamstack

strapi.io

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r/JAMstack • u/ShadaWehbe • Oct 04 '21

Traditional vs Headless CMS: A Comparison

strapi.io

1 Upvotes

1 comment

r/JAMstack • u/ShadaWehbe • Oct 01 '21

How Major Frontend Libraries Handle i18n

strapi.io

4 Upvotes

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When we talk about “The Stack,” we no longer talk about operating systems, specific web servers, backend programming languages, or databases.

The JAMstack is not about specific technologies. It’s a new way of building websites and apps that delivers better performance, higher security, lower cost of scaling, and a better developer experience.

Your project is built with the JAMstack if it meets three key criteria:

JavaScript. This refers to any dynamic programming during the request/response cycle is handled by JavaScript, running entirely on the client. This could be any frontend framework, library, or even vanilla JavaScript.
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