Searching the JAMStack
Raymond Camden explores some options for adding site search functionality to a JAMStack site.
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What to Expect from the JAMstack in 2020 - Ahmad Awais
Ahmad Awais of Cloudinary shares what changes we saw in the JAMstack ecosystem in 2019 and what he expects for 2020.
What to Expect from the JAMstack in 2020 - Bud Parr
What exciting new things happened in 2019 in JAMstack? What can you expect to see in 2020? Bud Parr, creator of The New Dynamic community and newsletter, shares his thoughts.
What to Expect from the JAMstack in 2020 - Chris Coyier
Chris Coyier, creator of CSS-Tricks, shares his thoughts on what tools in the JAMstack ecosystem have him excited and what he thinks we'll see in 2020.
What to Expect from the JAMstack in 2020 - Tara Manicsic
Tara Manicsic of Netlify shares her thoughts on the past year in the JAMstack and what she's excited about for the ecosystem in 2020.
What to Expect from the JAMstack in 2020 - Bryan Robinson
An interview with Bryan Robinson, host of the That's My JAMstack podcast, on what he saw in 2019 and what he thinks we can expect in 2020 from the JAMstack.
What to Expect from the JAMstack in 2020 - Gift Egwuenu
Gift Egwenu discusses the growth of the JAMstack community in 2020 and the continued impact of the growing adoption of serverless architectures on JAMstack application development.
What to Expect from the JAMstack in 2020 - Raymond Camden
What did the past year in JAMstack look like and what can we expect to see in 2020? In the first part of a series of interviews, Raymond Camden shares his thoughts.
Creating a JAMstack Site with Open Authoring Using Netlify CMS
Leverage the power of the community by creating a JAMstack site that anyone can edit and contribute using NetlifyCMS's open authoring.
Compiling Content Stats for a JAMstack Site Using Eleventy
Raymond Camden walks through gathering metrics about your content and displaying them on a JAMstack site built using Eleventy.
15 JAMstack Resources You Need as a Web Developer
What resources would we recommend for developers working with the JAMstack today? Let's take a look at resources for everything from getting started to advanced topics to community.
Gating Content in JAMstack Sites
A step-by-step guide to adding registration and login requirements to sections of content on a JAMstack site.
Get Netlify Build Updates Directly on Your Site!
A look at Stackbit's new On-page Control Center that gives you detailed information about your Netlify build without ever leaving your site. So say goodbye to ⌘+R, ⌘+R, ⌘+R.
Own Your Content, Broaden Your Audience
The Dev.to and Stackbit integration gives developers an easy option to build a site with the benefits of the JAMStack and owning their own content while accessing the large audience of developers on Dev.to.
Sanity.io is now on Stackbit!
We're very excited to announce that we've integrated another amazing CMS to our ever growing catalog! 🎉 Now, all new and existing Uniform themes can be deployed and managed with Sanity.io! 🎉
Tutorial: Adding Stackbit to a Jekyll theme
In this tutorial you will learn how to convert your Jekyll theme to a Stackbit Uniform theme. With Stackbit Uniform, you can connect your theme to headless CMS and deploy it to Netlify in minutes
Tutorial: Adding Stackbit to a Hugo Theme (part 2/2)
This is part 2 of our tutorial on adding Stackbit to an existing Hugo theme. In this tutorial we will model our Hugo themes data and configuration files. We also cover some more advanced model types including Object models and object field models.
Tutorial: Adding Stackbit to a Hugo theme (part 1/2)
In this tutorial I'm going to walk you through converting an open source Hugo theme into a Stackbit Uniform theme. You can do this with any Hugo site and once it's done you can import the theme into Stackbit, connect it to a headless CMS and deploy to Netlify in just 1 click.