I've been working for a company that heavily caters toward the "JAMStack ecosystem" for a while now.
From my point of view, the "JAMStack" is nothing more than a piece of jargon used to aggregate various "good" ways of building and deploying web applications to trick non-technical business people or entry-level developers into using their services.
There's an absurd amount of money and effort currently being spent marketing this term.
Whatever it is, it's ephemeral, and I recommend anyone to avoid spending time on this unless they want to fall into another marketing funnel.
From my point of view, the "JAMStack" is nothing more than a piece of jargon used to aggregate various "good" ways of building and deploying web applications to trick non-technical business people or entry-level developers into using their services.
There's an absurd amount of money and effort currently being spent marketing this term.
Whatever it is, it's ephemeral, and I recommend anyone to avoid spending time on this unless they want to fall into another marketing funnel.