The Jamstack is revolutionizing the way we think about our development workflows. With a single push to git, we can deploy our sites and apps with an expectation that they will perform better, scale with ease, and cost less.
Learn more about this front end-focused approach to building sites and apps, and get a hands-on demo where we will:
- set up a Gatsby site with a contact form
- deploy the site to Netlify
- set up Netlify Forms to capture and manage form entries (all without a writing server side code!)
This presentation is built with mdx-deck, which allows you to:
- write presentations in markdown
- import and use React components
- perform with presenter mode
- add speaker notes (press Option + P to toggle presenter mode)
To run this presentation locally, starty by forking or cloning this repo.
Install dependencies: yarn install
Start the dev server: yarn start
Build the slides: yarn build
This deck is hosted on Netlify with continuous deployment from this GitHub repo.
- Book: Free download at netlify.com/oreilly-jamstack
- Site: jamstack.org
- Site: staticgen.com
- Site: headlesscms.org
- Talks: Jamstack Conf on YouTube
- Form: Netlify Community
Leslie Cohn-Wein is a Staff Frontend Engineer at Netlify who is passionate about the Jamstack, React, CSS, and web accessibility.
She is a former panelist on the podcast React Round Up and has written for CSS Tricks and Smashing Magazine. Before settling in North Dallas, she lived in NYC, developing award-winning sites for agency clients like Nintendo and Jerry Seinfeld.
In her spare time, Leslie volunteers at Jewish Family Service, teaches ninth grade religious school, and likes to hang out with her chef spouse and basset hound mix Burt "Mack" Macklin.