This document discusses architecting fullstack applications using RedwoodJS, a serverless framework, FaunaDB, a global serverless database, and GraphQL. It provides resources like a GitHub repository and deployed site demonstrating their use together, as well as an article and forum post about building a minimum viable stack with RedwoodJS and FaunaDB. It also introduces RedwoodJS and FaunaDB, describing RedwoodJS as a fullstack framework for jamstack applications and FaunaDB as a global serverless database.

1. architecting fullstack jamstack applications
w/ faunaDB, redwoodJS, and graphQL
anthonyCampolo
@ajcwebdev

2. Resources
• GitHub
github.com/ajcwebdev/redwood-fauna
• Deployed Site
redwood-fauna.vercel.app
• Article
fauna.com/blog/building-a-minimum-viable-stack-with-redwoodjs-and-faunadb
• Forum
community.redwoodjs.com/t/building-a-minimum-viable-stack-with-redwoodjs-and-
faunadb/1048

3. RedwoodJS is a fullstack, serverless
framework for the jamstack

4. Tom Preston-Werner
@mojombo
Peter Pistorius
@appfactory
Rob Cameron
@cannikin
David Price
@thedavidprice

5. Redwood is the best framework ever created, if not the
culmination of nearly 80 years of computer
programming methodologies.
-Rob Cameron (RedwoodJS Core)

7. web - frontend

8. pages

9. cells

11. api - backend

12. schema definition language

13. services

14. db

15. functions

16. FaunaDB is a global serverless
database for ubiquitous, low latency
access to app data

17. Eric Berg
CEO
Evan Weaver
CTO
Matt Freels
Chief Architect
Dhruv Gupta
CMO

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