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WTF is Jamstack?

Jamstack is revolutionising the way we think about workflow by providing a simpler developer experience, better performance, lower cost and greater scalability.

This simple guide will help you understand why it exists and how to get started.

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This project was put together by @peduarte and presented at the Jamstack meetup (decks here) in London.

The goal of this guide is to gather the concept of Jamstack in a straight-forward guide to encourage other developers to adopt the workflow.

Built with Astro, Tailwind CSS and hosted on Netlify.

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A simple guide to help you get on the JAMstack

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