Deploying a RedwoodJS app to Netlify without an API or database
This information is accurate as of RedwoodJS v1.3 and may have changed since this was first published. Simple static sites are sometimes all we need for our use case, in which case we don’t need an API layer or database for our site. Redwood’s file structure makes a clean separation between the frontend (located in the /web folder) and the backend (the /api folder), making it easy to remove the API layer and database when it’s not needed in the site by simply deleting the /api folder1....