The explanations in your videos always have a conceptual appeal, and this one was no different. Thanks a lot Max for creating such insightful content and I am looking forward to more in the future.

Great video man, really helped me. Keep up the good work!

Thanks for explaining this. You covered several aspects in such a short time.

A quick question, if I wanted a static page to somehow be changed by each user through a website software that changes the code (in a more simple way of course) to make the page look different for them, would it be possible to have slight personalization of each individual page (let's say each page is created individually for that user, there are multiple pages so it is not only one page)? thanks sm for the info. by the way, it was very informative and helpful

Pulled up this video and unexpectedly heard good old Max's voice - highlight of my day

I was really having difficulty understanding/finding the differences between static and dynamic. This perfectly describes everything. Thank you!

Im new to this- very good info. How would i prepare the design for page layout in order to accomodate for a dynamic web app? Would the design be the same as my static site? What wouldthe back end developer need from t he design person?

Excellent video! I like how you went beyond simple definitions by showing a demo and comparing the benefits of each approach. Your explanations were also very clear and concise.

How can I implement this in my website? I have a calendar section,it’s a column of 5 events that I’d like to populate those fields, the date, name of the event, and a short description.

Are Serverless applications also the same as Static Applications that consume endpoints from a REST API and do not need server-side code? (11:00 - 11:15)

Max, you're a great teacher. thanks alot dude.

This clarified everything for me, thank you.

Extremely helpful and informative. Thanks!

Thanks man, that was amazing explaination :)

I at least got the gist of it but man, i am still lost. is there is Firefox extension which shows certain websites if they are static or dynamic? Or, can someone give me an example of any popular website which are static or dynamic

So well explained. Thanks Max 👍

this amazing lecture cleared some difficult concept for me

Super helpful. Thank you

Is this project dynamic if I make a website with React and JSON? I can't be sure about JSON.

Thanks Max, nice to know! You have awesome great videos to learn!

Great explanation. Thanks for sharing this!

for a beginner which language would you recommend to start with for building dynamic websites?

What is more preferable for a website to showcase a photography portfolio - static or dynamic?

Thank you-very insightful video: handy for project consideration and explaining these options to clients who pick up craze terms.

Really great video thank you! Is this a redefinition of SPA/MPA because static/dynamic can be used together in one site? Curious to hear your thoughts. Tracking this language game is truly difficult if working solo.

That was awesome! Thanks!

Very good explanation, finally I could understand this topic, thanks my friend

thank you it is very useful & valuable for this time

Under which team do react and similar frameworks work? Static or dynamic? Is it possible to use react to make a static website more "dynamic" (fetch data from files and similar)?

that was great. thanks a lot

I don’t know how to thank youuu best explanation ever

thank you so much, i learned a lot❤️

thank you so much. I couldn't figure it out

great tutorial!! Now I understand.

Great explanation

but can we say that a webpage is dynamically generated when all that's changed is the content with exact the same html structure?

Perfect explanation. 🙏🏻

pls.. upload a tutorial video for #Partially_collapsing_static_sidebar using angular

Thanks this was a great video. The only thing I found a little odd was saying static website security is more complex. Everything else I have read says that dynamic websites are more vulnerable.

I don't understand you at the end of the video, If I'm building a static web page that only use html, css and javascript, how am I going to serve my web page with an API or something ? shouldn't I need something else to fetch this data ?

Nice Video, all that i needed!

The Best internet Teacher by far!

Hey a question, Is Static Site Generator considered as static website?

amazing guide, thx a lot

Amazing and very informative video. Thanks!

There is always ending questing: Who is the winner. And all the time same answer: There is no winner ... :D

Does a firebase backend page count as a dynamic page ?

Tank you for that good Video I love it Thank you very much :)

great. learned alot. thank u

Very Nice, thank you!

Thank you Max.

Great misconceptions get resolved

Yet another great video - thank you!

So we can say dynamic is like a built-in-temple for our contents? Im sorry if i asked wrong question. Im a newbie in web development

I still don't get it. OK so I once made a blogging website which had blog_Structure HTML file but had not content as it would be fetched from an API depending on the blog selected to read. The rest of the HTML file were pretty much constant. Which type of website is this, considering the blog_structure?

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Sir email is statics web page?

Thanks max the video was very useful. Great one :>) ...

Great video. ¿Can I generate a static website with Django?

Excellent presentation 🐸

so confusing tbh lol. if react is a client side rendered framework then why is it also dynamic (which is server side rendered)?

4:10 The files, the files never change.

What I have to do to scrape data from dynamically data changing websites.. really important from me..

Thank you, sir.

Danke for another great video! Speaking of static websites, I was hoping if you can make a tutorial on any one of the static site generators like Jekyll, Gatsby (React JS) or Sculpin?

Personally, I prefere static pages. You can have free or very very cheap (I still prefer free) hosting, because all It has to do is to serve a couple static files. You can cache your static files in CDN (like free Cloudflare) and you site will be blazing fast, like 300ms to load with almost zero utilization on your hosting server. And to make it even better - you can use service worker to install all of your page in browser on first visit. Now your site can load in under 50ms, and even work offline. To summary: with static site your site can load in 300ms for first, and 50ms for any next visit, with almost zero utilization on server, which itself can be the cheapset and the most basic server you can find.

Multi Vender E-commerce Website this static or dynamic?

good explanation.

Awesome explanation.

is using headless cms mean dynamic?

What about security? Which one is more vulnerable to attackers?

This is a great explanation.

Thanks for the video . What should I learn for server side language php or node js

Max, I like your courses

Thank you

Well said

the static way is good when you have a small website with less content and not so much functions to run. javascript or jquery can do the job then. but if you have a bug website with more function i like the dynamic way then.

thank you

Alright, so then... I guess another big plus for static pages would be caching, right? Cant cache something that constantly changes with each request. Can cache something that never changes during request time, but does at run-time, adjusting its content by fetching data from left and right via js... In that regard, what is the best-practice here? Say I have a "weak" server that can only handle a few thousand requests / sec. And lets say it gets super popular and has visits/requests > 1mil or more A SEC, even if that sounds ludicrous.. In that case, it would be better to use static webpages with a backend that provides REST API endpoints to provide the data during runtime, as you have also said. The browser would fetch small chunks of data, lets say user/profile data, which is comparatively less (in bytes) than say the entire dynamic webpage that contains the user/profile data. Let me throw out some numbers here... say the static page itself is 100kb big and the data requested by it via js -> REST API backend is just 1kb. If it were a dynamic page, every request would require a data transfer of (100kb + 1kb) x 1 mil. visitors / sec. But if its a static page, it never requests the 100kb page again because of the caching mechanism of the browser. It only requests the user data, which is 1kb x 1 mil visitors / sec. Did I get it right? If all of what I said is conceptually right, why the heck would anyone ever use "dynamic" pages? Is it because of comfort reasons, like there existing more solutions, frameworks, best-practices etc for dynamic pages? I've been thinking about this and my stack would have been initially: Java Spring Backend with the templating engine thymeleaf, that dynamically creates the pages. But it seems that's a stupid idea considering what I just wrote in case I am aiming to write sth where I anticipate lots of users, popularity etc. It would be better to use Java Spring Backend to merely provide the REST API endpoints and write all the code statically, via js, fetching all the data during runtime, etc. etc. Edit: Lets say I could not anticipate that it would get so popular, lets say I only considered 100-200 visitors / sec and designed the entire system with that in mind. So I went with a dynamic page. How hard would it be later on when it skyrockets in popularity, to make a switch in order to optimize all of that and reduce the bandwidth to give the server a break? Could you please give your thoughts on all of what I wrote? Thanks. Great video btw.!

How come a static page is harder to secure?

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Great Video

I'd say that you should use WordPress to build a high quality site, but convert it to be static so that it is less resource intensive and is easier to host.

So we can say that static page is just web page and dynamic web page is a web application?

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Is this not just the difference between server side rendering and client side rendering? Static website just means unchanged, dynamic means different content can be shown. Dynamic website does not mean SSR. A website using CSR can still be dynamic.

Could you maybe make a series about how to make a vscode extension?

Good explanation 👌👌👌

Amazing

Come from a no coding background and I am confused

So helpful, but I think Firebase now is supporting dynamic websites

Static: sum(F) = 0 Dynamic: sum(F) = ma

Is it possible to collect users input like this?

it is actually fat client vs thin client debate.

Both!

cool video)

This is out of the scope of this video, but why do you charge so little for your courses? I took your AWS course months ago and it has helped me a bunch, would easily of paid $50+ on it. I see some similarly sized instructors directing their YT traffic to a teachable course for ~$59 instead of just Udemy at $10 - $15, while still having Udemy courses for native Udemy members to find. Just my two cents as someone who actively consumes courses, your teaching style and knowledge is better than a vast majority of the courses out there, and should be worth more.