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by game_the0ry
1876 days ago
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I tend to agree. Rise of JAMStack as a concept is likely backed by companies like Netlify, Vercel, Auth0, Twilio, Firebase, and very other API-as-a-service company. Though I think its part natural evolution of how web apps are built - it makes sense that common web apps functionality (like auth, database, email, etc) would be commoditized as services. I don't see that as a bad thing, especially since there is a lot of open source software (RoR, Django) that commoditizes and standardizes those aspects anyway. JAMStack also has the side benefit of encouraging developers to focus on the business value of the software they are building, rather than the underlying plumbing. |
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