Announcing JAMStack workshop

Published: 28 October 2020
on channel: Swizec Teller

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The JAMStack Workshop teaches you Gatsby AND NextJS. Yes both.

https://gum.co/PdwnF

Why both? Because they're great for different reasons.

Gatsby works better for website-y apps and NextJS is better at webapps. Both can do either, but feel clunky when used for the wrong purpose.

Both are fantastic to use. Gatsby has more plugins and a larger community, NextJS has the backing of its own JAMStack provider (Vercel).

Both Gatsby and NextJS are based on the same principles:

React on the frontend
static-first UI generation
JAMStack deployment
build tools configured
routing configured
fantastic defaults to work with

*That*'s the key takeaway for this workshop. You'll learn the mindset behind a modern webapp. Whether you build with Gatsby, NextJS, your own setup, or the meta framework that comes out next week.

Once you understand the mindset, a new framework is just an implementation detail. You might even build your own.
The JAMStack Workshop is a 4 hour interactive workshop focused on practical exercises. You'll spend the whole time coding and answering questions. No boring lectures allowed.

Here's what a student had to say about a past workshop:

"Very hands on - excellent documentation and everything worked!!"

I've spent the last 3 years perfecting my approach to workshops. You're gonna love this my friend.

No worries if you can't join live, the full recording is yours forever. But it's more fun live. You get to ask questions. 😉

And the mini-course you get in advance means we can spend our whole 4 hours together focusing on the exercises.

Or to quote another student from a past workshop:

"Wow Swizec this was fantastic! It would take us months to figure this out on our own and you showed us in 4 hours."

Join now 👉 https://gum.co/PdwnF

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