The Jamstack is more of an architecture or methodology for building web applications than a prescriptive stack of technologies. Jamstack was formed in response to dynamic web page development that many felt had become cumbersome, slow and insecure. The Jamstack architecture offers a number of benefits including page speed, security and cost.
From Developing Microservice APIs with Python by Jose Haro Peralta
In this article we will explain what web APIs are. You will learn that a web API is a specific instance of the more general concept of Application Programming Interface (API). It is important to understand that an API is just a layer on top of an application, and that there are many different types of interfaces.
From The Jamstack Book by Raymond Camden and Brian Rinaldi
From Learn Docker in a Month of Lunches by Elton Stoneman
This article delves into Dockerfile and how it works.
From Svelte and Sapper in Action by Mark Volkmann
| From WebAssembly in Action by C. Gerard Gallant
This article covers § How dynamic linking works for WebAssembly modules § Why you might want to use dynamic linking and why you might not § How to create WebAssembly modules as main or side modules § What the different options are for dynamic linking and how to use each approach
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From Next.js in Action by Adam Boduch
From Micro Frontends in Action by Michael Geers
