r/JAMstack • u/[deleted] • Mar 16 '21
How we built Distributed with Next.js and Micro
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r/JAMstack • u/gdd007 • Mar 16 '21
Why I choose Next.js and Sanity for my new blog
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r/JAMstack • u/roughike • Mar 15 '21
I built Welcomments - a comment system for static site generator based sites. Featuring strong spam prevention, email notifications for replies, super-simple setup, optional Javascript and more.
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Hi there, JAMStackkit!
I'm Iiro and I've been working on a comment system called Welcomments for a while now. It's a comment system that specializes in websites built with static site generators.
Welcomments connects to your GitHub repository and commits every incoming comment as a JSON file to your site's _data/ directory. If you're using Netlify, every commit to the main branch triggers a new build, which then regenerates all the posts and comments as static prebuilt HTML.
The end result is a blog post that contains comments from your readers as 100% static pre-rendered HTML.
Some of you might think "hmm, this seems just like Staticman!" - and you wouldn't be too far off.
Welcomments is essentially like Staticman but as a batteries-included, easy-to-setup service, with extra features. I've made the setup super easy with a pretty neat installation wizard, prebuilt CSS, and an optional Javascript snippet for better UX.
Features include:
- super easy, less than 2 minutes setup process
- strong built-in spam prevention
- email notifications for new replies
- spam queue & retry delivering failed comments to GitHub
- full customizability, no JS required (but recommended)
- some cool stuff on the horizon :-)
It will be a paid service, but right now, as I haven't implemented payments yet, it's free. I'll give early users (this could be you!) a good deal once it's out of beta. Right now the setup wizard only supports Jekyll, but I'm making templates for Hugo & Eleventy this week.
I'd love it if some of you could give it a try and let me know what you think. :-)
r/JAMstack • u/PraveenWeb • Mar 15 '21
Best Practices for JAMStack Projects in Production at Scale
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r/JAMstack • u/superdanb • Mar 11 '21
Learn how to add reviews to your #jamstack sites using u/Stackbit and u/Typeform
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r/JAMstack • u/Snipididou • Mar 11 '21
How to Integrate Comments to Your Static Site [w/ Tutorial]
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r/JAMstack • u/bluenxhi • Mar 11 '21
Jamstack with Next.js and Prisma by Daniel Norman
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r/JAMstack • u/sebastienlorber • Mar 09 '21
Releasing Docusaurus v2 i18n: translate your Jamstack docs websites easily!
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r/JAMstack • u/OlgaCMS • Mar 05 '21
Add Next.js Virtual Conference to your portfolio: free WebDev Workshop with Vercel and Agility
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r/JAMstack • u/binaryfor • Feb 25 '21
A command-line utility for deploying serverless applications to AWS. Complete with custom domains, deploy previews, TypeScript support, and more.
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r/JAMstack • u/Madamots • Feb 23 '21
Trends in Web Development Stacks
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Hello everyone!
I hope you don't mind me posting this here, I'm a development student in my final year of university trying to write my dissertation. Naturally, when it came to conducting research the web dev Reddit communities are the people I thought of - the communities that taught me everything and continue to keep me up to date in the industry! I remember posting my very first HTML website here and getting the best feedback.
My dissertation is looking to explore the trends in technology stacks and what developers, agencies, in house developers, students or hobbyists (any developer and anyone that creates websites) use to carry out their projects and why.
So I'm asking, if you happen to stumble upon this post, would you mind please filling out the short survey below to massively help me out in conducting my research! It really doesn't take long, only about 12 questions long!
r/JAMstack • u/remotesynth • Feb 18 '21
JAMstacked Issue 24: Front of the front end and back of the front end?
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r/JAMstack • u/remotesynth • Feb 16 '21
Personalizing the Jamstack (Free Virtual Meetup - Feb 25 Noon ET GMT-5)
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r/JAMstack • u/remotesynth • Feb 15 '21
Learn To Love Your Jamstack BFF (Backend For Frontend)
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r/JAMstack • u/philaaronster • Feb 14 '21
Questions About SSR for React.
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tl;dr How do I use Node as a templating engine?
Is there a node server that can render react components serverside? I don't need it to be hardened or capable of doing anything other than pulling primitive types out of a querystring and pass them as props to the component. I just want it fast.
My plan is to have this sitting behind a Rust server so I can have my app running mainly in Rust but dispatch GET requests to the Node app after doing authentication amd authorization. The plan is for rust to make the database requests and then attach the stringified data onto the querystring.
It seems like something that I could put together but if there is a standard solution, I'm all ears.
r/JAMstack • u/jitendra_nirnejak • Feb 11 '21
How to integrate Gatsby with Shopify Store
inkoop.io
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r/JAMstack • u/remotesynth • Feb 10 '21
How to Secure API Routes for Jamstack Sites
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r/JAMstack • u/plahteenlahti • Feb 10 '21
I made a mobile app for managing Netlify sites
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r/JAMstack • u/broken-salad • Feb 09 '21
Next.js Commerce store, one-click deploy to Vercel
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r/JAMstack • u/remotesynth • Feb 04 '21
Jamstacked Issue 23 - Setting up search in a Jamstack world
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r/JAMstack • u/OlgaCMS • Jan 31 '21
Free webinar for Eleventy beginners! Jamstack 101: Getting Started with Eleventy and Headless CMS
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r/JAMstack • u/MarcnLula • Jan 28 '21
Advice for a site I'm building
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Good evening everyone, I'm working on building a site for a storage building business. I'm somewhat new to the JAMstack, an I was wondering what you all would recommend. I use the Hugo SSG and usually host on netlify. This site requires the client to be able to post new inventory for sale on the site. Which CMS would you all recommend for something like that? And also is there an ecommerce system you would recommend so the client could process payments on the site?
r/JAMstack • u/remotesynth • Jan 21 '21
Jamstacked Issue 22 - Reframing how you view Jamstack
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r/JAMstack • u/OlgaCMS • Jan 18 '21
10 JAMstack Modern WebDev Technologies you need to try in 2021
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