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                    JavaScript developers should be experimenting with sending code to the edge now, a panel told audience goers at the Jamstack Conference this week. https://github.com/threepointone, who worked with the edge as a senior system engineer at https://thenewstack.io/cloudflare-raises-1-25-billion-for-startups-using-its-workers-platform/ until recently, suggested developers put part of their website on the edge within the quarter. 
 “It turns out that a lot of packages on NPM right now don’t really work on a bunch of these new edge runtimes,” he said. 
 He also mentioned SSR — taking https://thenewstack.io/typescript-vs-react-js/ code [or] https://reactjs.org/docs/introducing-jsx.html style code and running it server-side, and rendering the HTML using server-side JavaScript runtimes such as Deno deploys, he said. 
 “Frameworks are now taking that abstraction for you and edge runtimes, it turns out, are a great way to do it.
                
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