Databases Aren't History in the Jamstack
In this session, Taylor Barnett will show how relational databases are still important and relevant to today's Jamstack applications.
Jamstack apps get your code in front of your users—fast. Fauna does the same for your data!
In this session, you create an account, upload a GraphQL schema, and run your first queries and mutations. It’s GraphQL, the easy way! You’ll also get a link to a free workshop where you build a complete app using Next.js, GraphQL, and Fauna.
Rob Sutter has woven application development into his entire career, from time in the U.S. Army and U.S. Government to stints with the Big Four and Amazon Web Services. He has started his own company – twice – once providing consulting services and most recently with WorkFone, a software as a service startup that provided virtual digital identities to government clients. Rob loves to build in public with cloud architectures, Node.js or Go, and all things serverless!
In this session, Taylor Barnett will show how relational databases are still important and relevant to today's Jamstack applications.
Bekah Hawrot Weigel will show us how to get started using Cypress to build and run automated browser tests.
In this session, Brittney Postma will walk you through how to get started building JavaScript web applications using Svelte.
In this session, David Khourshid will how state machines and statecharts can help developers make even the most complex of app logic clear.
TheJam.dev is a 2-day virtual conference focused on building real-world applications using the Jamstack.