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7 Places to Host Your Jamstack Site

The Jamstack architecture is rapidly gaining popularity with web developers everywhere. Jam stands for “JavaScript, APIs and Markup.” Jamstack sites are static sites built with HTML, JavaScript and CSS; they’re text files, so they can be served up fa...

Feb 9, 2021·7 min read·jeremymorgan.devRead the article

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Jeremy Morgan

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I'm a coder, blogger, and training architect for Kode Kloud. Follow me for content related to development and cloud.

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Shashwat verma

Feb 18, 2021

I Will deep-dive into Jamstack this year. Thanks for the article.

Catalin Pit

Feb 10, 2021

Great article, Jeremy!

It's super useful for someone like me, who doesn't have much experience with Jamstack! 😊

Jeremy Morgan

Feb 10, 2021

Awesome! I've been a huge static site proponent for years, so seeing this trend upwards has been awesome. BTW I follow your adventures on Twitter, keep up the great work!