That's right. The purpose of JAMstack is to take client rendered websites (sites built with React, Angular, etc) and pre-compile the views to be more like stati

That's right. The purpose of JAMstack is to take client rendered websites (sites built with React, Angular, etc) and pre-compile the views to be more like static webpages. It is typically faster for the user because the client side framework doesn't have to be downloaded and a lot of the layout and rendering computation was done before it was even deployed to the server. There are some pros/cons of course, and I'm oversimplifying a little, but hopefully this helps explain the basic concept.