Myth-busting: Jamstack can't handle dynamic content

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Strapi

Strapi is an open source Node.js-based headless CMS. Since it's headless, we can use Strapi to deliver content to almost any digital device via its API. We’ve used Strapi as a video content manager. We’ve managed the videos available in our Nuxt.js app with Strapi, as well as leveraged its extra customisation options to build out a service to handle token requests with Ably.

#CMS #Blogging #Blogging Platform 310 social mentions

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Nuxt.js

Nuxt.js is a web framework based on Vue.js - besides being one of the most convenient ways to build out Vue applications, it gives us the option to build server-side rendered or static websites. For our project, we’ve gone with the static option and hosted these files on Netlify.

#Static Site Generators #Developer Tools #Javascript UI Libraries 149 social mentions

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Netlify

To start out, create a Netlify account and make sure your project source code is hosted on GitHub. Click “Create new site from Git” and connect your GitHub to Netlify. Select your repo and fill in the details. Under Basic Build Settings, your build command should be yarn generate, and your publish directory should be dist. Select Advanced Settings and define your environment variables, add API_URL to key, and replace with the URL of your deployed Strapi app.

#Cloud Computing #CDN #Content Distribution 104 social mentions

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Ably

Ably is a realtime messaging infrastructure as a service solution. It allows you to enable publish/subscribe-based messaging in your application with just a few lines of code. Ably provides low-latency messaging, high reliability, and is able to work globally on any platform or device. It completely abstracts away the complex problem of scaling realtime communication across multiple regions, from the developer space.

#Infrastructure As A Service (IaaS) #Realtime Backend / API #Mobile Push Messaging 20 social mentions