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<ul><li>Next.js and Vercel both morphed into that sort of architecture, and I was just along for the ride.</li><li>Next.js just seems to be continuing to grow, with more and more developers starting to understand how nice it is to work with.</li><li>Vercel wanted to make the point that, “No, look, we have an interactive dashboard that&#39;s personalized for each user, that&#39;s running with this architecture.”</li></ul>

Next.js and Vercel both morphed into that sort of architecture, and I was just along for the ride.Next.js just seems to be continuing to grow, with more and more developers starting to understand how nice it is to work with.Vercel wanted to make the point that, “No, look, we have an interactive dashboard that&#39;s personalized for each user, that&#39;s running with this architecture.”

Jamstack Agency Founder On The Rise Of Next.Js And Vercel

<ul><li>We talked to him to learn more about two trends that are driving Netlify&#39;s massive growth: (1) the trend towards serverless and apps and websites that utilize Jamstack-style static content delivery, and (2) the rise of developer tools that abstract away the complexity of cloud services like AWS.</li><li>Fast forward to today and what we&#39;re starting to see is that more and more companies are starting to embrace this idea that the Jamstack is a pattern you can use.</li><li>It&#39;s a sign of AWS&#39;s success that they&#39;ve been able to launch so many services, but I also think that it has shown itself as a real challenge for them.</li></ul>

We talked to him to learn more about two trends that are driving Netlify&#39;s massive growth: (1) the trend towards serverless and apps and websites that utilize Jamstack-style static content delivery, and (2) the rise of developer tools that abstract away the complexity of cloud services like AWS.Fast forward to today and what we&#39;re starting to see is that more and more companies are starting to embrace this idea that the Jamstack is a pattern you can use.It&#39;s a sign of AWS&#39;s success that they&#39;ve been able to launch so many services, but I also think that it has shown itself as a real challenge for them.

Jason Lengstorf, VP Of Developer Experience At Netlify, On Jamstack's anti-monolith Approach

<ul><li>Jamstack is an acronym that was started by Netlify for “JavaScript,” “APIs,” and “markup” -- basically, HTML websites that use JavaScript to add interactivity and call APIs to get that data.</li><li>The idea is that they&#39;re going to be very, very fast because all the content is sitting as close to the consumer as possible, as opposed to in some data center -- maybe in AWS or wherever -- but not necessarily as close to your customer as it could be.</li><li>A lot of engineers, especially front-end engineers and React developers, were like, “Yes. Give me the power I need as a front-end developer to be able to deliver websites and not have to worry about servers and all that complicated business.”</li></ul>

Jamstack is an acronym that was started by Netlify for “JavaScript,” “APIs,” and “markup” -- basically, HTML websites that use JavaScript to add interactivity and call APIs to get that data.The idea is that they&#39;re going to be very, very fast because all the content is sitting as close to the consumer as possible, as opposed to in some data center -- maybe in AWS or wherever -- but not necessarily as close to your customer as it could be.A lot of engineers, especially front-end engineers and React developers, were like, “Yes. Give me the power I need as a front-end developer to be able to deliver websites and not have to worry about servers and all that complicated business.”

Jamund Ferguson, Senior Engineer At PayPal, On Using Jamstack In The Enterprise

<ul><li>I&#39;m not sure that there was one obvious thing for me that made it blow up. But I do think that Netlify was a big part of it.</li><li>Having build hooks allowed a third-party API to trigger the rebuild.</li><li>I feel like Next.js is, in a way, the future of full stack development.</li></ul>

I&#39;m not sure that there was one obvious thing for me that made it blow up. But I do think that Netlify was a big part of it.Having build hooks allowed a third-party API to trigger the rebuild.I feel like Next.js is, in a way, the future of full stack development.

Cole Krumbholz, Founder At Formspree, On The Future Of full-stack Development

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Jamstack Agency Founder On The Rise Of Next.Js And Vercel

Sacra interview with the founder of a Jamstack agency on the rise of Vercel and Next.js.

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Jason Lengstorf, VP Of Developer Experience At Netlify, On Jamstack's anti-monolith Approach

Sacra interview with Jason Lengstorf, VP of Developer Experience at Netlify.

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Jamund Ferguson, Senior Engineer At PayPal, On Using Jamstack In The Enterprise

Sacra interview with Jamund Ferguson, Senior Staff Developer Relations Engineer at PayPal.

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Cole Krumbholz, Founder At Formspree, On The Future Of full-stack Development

Sacra interview with Cole Krumbholz, the co-founder and head of product at Formspree.

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