Building JAMstack Applications with Open-Source Tools

This session will explore the JAMstack (JavaScript, APIs, and Markup) architecture and how it revolutionizes modern web development by offering superior performance, security, and scalability. We’ll explore how full-stack developers can leverage open-source tools to build high-performing web applications with static site generators like Next.js and Gatsby, open-source headless CMS solutions, and serverless functions.

Through real-world examples and live demos, attendees will gain practical knowledge on integrating FOSS technologies to create decoupled, API-driven applications. The session will cover the benefits of using open-source software to enhance the developer experience, optimize site performance, improve security, and streamline workflows. Whether you're new to JAMstack or looking to scale your applications, this talk will provide a comprehensive guide to embracing open-source tools for modern web development.

As a Full Stack Developer and SDE Intern at PGAGI, I combine my technical expertise with a passion for open source and community engagement. As a Developer Advocate at Quira, I help bridge the gap between developers and the open-source community, promoting the use of innovative tools and fostering collaboration on global projects. I'm also the Co-founder of NoobCode, a thriving community of over 850 members, where I lead public relations and create an environment for collective learning and growth.

I serve as the Web & Web3 Lead for GDG on Campus RCCIIT, where I help bring technology and community closer together through engaging projects and events.

Currently pursuing my B.Tech in Computer Science at RCC Institute of Information Technology, I'm constantly expanding my technical skill set, working with technologies like Next.js, React.js, and JWT. As a Beta Microsoft Learn Student Ambassador, I actively apply my skills to real-world challenges while contributing to the global tech community.

Building JAMstack Applications with Open-Source Tools

Swapnendu Banerjee