JAMstack is a modern web development architecture that stands for JavaScript, APIs, and Markup. It refers to a way of building websites and web applications that decouples the frontend from the backend, allowing for greater performance, scalability, and security.
In JAMstack, the frontend is built using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS and is hosted on a CDN. APIs handle the dynamic data and logic, with the backend implemented using a variety of technologies, such as serverless functions, microservices, or third-party services.
JAMstack offers several advantages over traditional web development, including faster loading times, simpler deployment and hosting, and better security. It is especially suited for building static websites, single-page applications, and progressive web applications.
