January 27, 2023
Convert unused JavaScript into light-weight HTML…oh that feels so good.
Cassidy and Ceora are joined by Ben Holmes and Nate Moore, builders on the core Astro platform, to speak in regards to the new options they’re engaged on, what they love about docs, and the function of open supply of their work.
Episode notes:
Astro is a website builder that allows you to use the frontend instruments you already love (React, Vue, Svelte, and extra) to construct content-rich, performant web sites. Astro extracts your UI into smaller, remoted parts (“islands”) and replaces unused JavaScript with light-weight HTML for quicker hundreds and time-to-interactive (TTI).
Ben and Nate clarify why Astro’s compiler was written in Go (“appeared like enjoyable”).
To study extra about Astro, begin with their docs or see what persons are doing with the framework.
Join with Ben on LinkedIn, GitHub, or through his web site.
Join with Nate on GitHub.
Shoutout to Lifeboat badge winner Aurand for his or her reply to The way to convert checklist to queue to realize FIFO.
Tags: Astro, performant web sites, Svelte, the stack overflow podcast
