I'm obviously biased towards resources on Snipcart's blog, since I work there. But we do spend loads of time crafting JAMstack resources and tuts, and I'm confident these will bring value to the table. :)
As someone that currently works at an agency (that hasn't fully embraced JAM yet), having more information to share with my team and our clients is extremely helpful, thanks.
Will also keep Snipcart in mind for potential e-commerce projects 😉
Love to see devs spread the word about the JAMstack. Thanks for that, Leonardo!
Few resources that could come in handy, addressing some of your points:
JAMstack e-commerce examples
• A Tutorial to Bundle Cockpit CMS & Nuxt.js in a full JAMstack
• Static Site E-Commerce: Integrating Snipcart with Jekyll
JAMstack backend & serverless examples
• Staticman for User-Generated Content on a Jekyll Static Website
• Handling Static Forms, Auth & Serverless Functions with Gatsby on Netlify
• Webtask's Backend-as-a-Service: A Serverless E-Commerce Tutorial
JAMstack client education
• JAMstack for Clients: Benefits, Static Site CMS, & Limitations
I'm obviously biased towards resources on Snipcart's blog, since I work there. But we do spend loads of time crafting JAMstack resources and tuts, and I'm confident these will bring value to the table. :)
Cheers from Québec!
This is awesome, thanks for the great resources!
As someone that currently works at an agency (that hasn't fully embraced JAM yet), having more information to share with my team and our clients is extremely helpful, thanks.
Will also keep Snipcart in mind for potential e-commerce projects 😉
Right on! Don't hesitate to poke our devs on Intercom, anytime. :)