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Jamstack
Jamstack is a modern approach to building websites and web applications that focuses on delivering fast, secure, and scalable experiences to users. Instead of relying on a traditional server-based approach, Jamstack sites are built using static site generators, which create pre-rendered HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files that can be served directly to the user from a content delivery network (CDN). This approach offers many benefits, including faster load times, improved security, and better scalability.
Why we use Jamstack?
In addition to Netlify, there are other products and services that can be used to build Jamstack sites. For example, Decap CMS is a headless CMS that provides a content management interface for Jamstack sites, while Sanity offers a customizable, real-time, collaborative CMS for Jamstack sites. APIs can also be integrated into Jamstack sites, allowing for dynamic data to be pulled in from third-party services and displayed on the front-end. With the flexibility, speed, and scalability of Jamstack, it's a great choice for businesses and organisations looking to build modern, high-performance websites and applications.
Jamstack vs Wordpress
Get StartedWordpress
- Monolithic architecture with integrated front-end and back-end, which can reduce performance without plugins and optimisation.
- Less flexible in terms of choosing the front-end and back-end technologies.
- Provides a built-in content editor and themes, with plugin support for customisations.
- Performance can vary based on the theme, plugins, and hosting. Requires more work out of the box.
- Scalability depends on the hosting and configuration.
- Security relies on WordPress updates, plugins, server configurations and ongoing maintenance.
- SEO depends on plugins and content optimisation.
- Requires regular updates for WordPress core, themes, and plugins.
Jamstack
- Decouples front-end and back-end, resulting in faster page loading times and security.
- Highly flexible, as you can choose any front-end framework, content management system (CMS), and hosting platform.
- Typically uses Git for version control, with CI/CD pipelines for automated deployments.
- Excellent performance due to pre-rendering and content delivery via CDNs.
- Easily scalable with the ability to handle high traffic loads.
- Enhanced security with reduced attack surface due to static sites and minimal server-side processing.
- Good for SEO due to faster page loading and pre-rendering.
- Reduced maintenance due to static sites. Fewer security and plugin updates.
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