JAMstack, a front-end development approach for the modern web, and its originator – Netlify Inc. – offer an innovative platform for building, testing and deploying website content.

Netlify, the well-funded company that, in many ways, started the Jamstack movement, today announced that it has acquired Quirrel, an open-source service for managing and executing serverless ...

Netlify and Jamstack Netlify is a cloud computing and web hosting company, and its cofounder, Mathias Biilmann, coined the term Jamstack.

Netlify came early to the idea of separating front-end design and back-end business processes on websites. It embraced Jamstack and microservices when those technologies were not well understood ...

Company now supports publishing Jamstack websites from self-hosted as well as GitHub and GitLab hosted repos, adds new per-seat service plan Netlify, which developed the Jamstack website ...

Jamstack stands for JavaScript, API, and Markup. The term was created by Netlify in 2015, but has recently been gaining more traction.

Netlify’s third Jamstack Community Survey was released today, revealing developer sentiment on things like serverless computing and Web3.

Free educational courses such as Netlify’s Jamstack Explorers seek to make understanding the ecosystem fun and approachable, and, offers developers insight and hands-on instruction for making ...

Netlify Inc., creator of the automated web development platform Jamstack, announced today it has raised $105 million in a late-stage round of funding, bringing its total amount raised to $212 ...

Netlify, a platform for building dynamic web content, including web apps, has raised $105 million in venture capital.