arcadepaster.blogg.se - Npm serverless-plugin-tracing

Dynamic template: render on every request (unlocks some new app-like use cases, can accept user input)īuild-time (non-serverless) templates should be the preferred rendering mode.On-demand Builder template: render on first request (use when your build gets beefy).Build template: render in the build (preferred, start here).In a Jamstack world, the order of preference should be:

These different use cases and rendering modes are important to understand and have different trade-offs and risks associated with them.

Rendering of individual templates using On-demand Builders, useful to improve large site build times both locally and in production.

content preview in your Content Management System.

Server side rendering for fully dynamic pages, e.g.

It can unlock many new use cases to move beyond static files into dynamically generated content. “You can write a JavaScript function that you run and receive a response from by hitting a URL.”- The Power of Serverless from Chris CoyierĮleventy Serverless complements your existing statically generated site by running one or more template files at request time to generate dynamic pages. You can read more about serverless on the eponymous Serverless microsite from CSS-Tricks.

How do Dynamic Templates and tags work together.

Swap to Dynamic using the Data Cascade and elevent圜omputed.

Re-use build-time cache from the Fetch plugin.

Dynamic Slugs to Subset Your Pagination.