Just pushed the first draft of the landing page for my new habit tracking app! Built with Astro on the front and Vapor on the back for waitlist.
Check it out and let me know what you think https://habit-app.sakrist.com/
For the 0.1.0 release - a new #homepage for #teskooano is up! Using @astro #starlight
A much cleaner layout, with docs coming soon - in the meantime I am working on some core refactoring to the rendering and object management systems in preparation for new features.
Rewrote my personal site from Next.js to Astro. TLDR:
Home Page Size 65%
Article Page Size 61%
More details at https://alan.norbauer.com/articles/astro-vs-nextjs-page-size/
New look on the #BABLR homepage courtesy of a community memeber! I love watching #OSS work in real life!
Check it out! https://bablr.org/
And now Astro Minimal has i18n (partial) feature ️
#astrojs #javascript #opensource #i18n
Made a little Astro integration to easily disallow known AI scrapers in your site’s `robots.txt`
Between diapers baby books and frontend frameworks
In the past, I kept failing to set up my own blog because I couldn't decide on a frontend framework. I wanted to try out multiple options, evaluate the pros and cons, and then make the "right" choice. VitePress, #solidjs, #astrojs, #nuxt Content, #Qwik —I wanted to experiment with them all.
With a 2-month-old baby, my requirements have completely changed: it needs to be quick and easy, using methods I already know or that are entirely self-explanatory. I want to focus on writing the blog articles, not implementing the website
Now, I’ve started a project with 11ty (https://www.11ty.dev/). Was it a good decision? What do you think?
In #AstroJs #AstroBuild, is there a way to generate a menu from all pages automatically?
Hey, #withastro users,
Are there any best practices, guides or similar on build setups for combining multiple astro projects in one?
I have a website with a main page (radiki.dev)
a blog (radiki.dev/blog)
and multiple subprojects ( radiki.dev/project1, radiki.dev/project2 etc)
All these share some components and CSS, but they also have their own.
I guess I can make do with Makefiles or shell scripts, I was just wondering if there is a more idiomatic solution.
Excited to launch the Actor Whitepaper site: https://whitepaper.actor – introducing Actors, a serverless programming model bringing UNIX philosophy to cloud computing.
Created at @apify, I crafted every aspect:
• Complete UI/UX design
• 3D illustrations & animations
• Full development in Astro
• Custom components
This demonstrates my design engineer approach: designing interfaces and bringing them to life through code.
@kenobit @bertonc minimalismo molto bello e piacevole. Al giorno d'oggi sembra difficile trovare una pagina web che sia facile da leggere senza usare la modalità lettura di Firefox
Peccato solo WordPress che rallenta anche dove non sarebbe necessario. Io infatti consiglio sempre #AstroJS (o generatori simili) che producendo HTML statico riducono sia i tempi che le risorse necessarie per generare le pagine. Buon vecchio web
#astrojs is the first #javascript framework that I've actually understood, something about the static-ness (even in SSR mode) of it really vibes with my API caveman, scared of browser tendencies.
What are those glowing eyes in the night? It's client-side code!
Got an Astro site and want to showcase your GitHub projects? You can use this loader I developed:
We had an awesome Halloween edition of the #UmbraCymru @umbraco meetup last week at Method4!
Thank you to everyone who came, and a massive #H5YR to our amazing speakers @prenders & @carlcod_es !
And congratulations to Lili for winning the trophy for the best Halloween costume of the night!
Keep updated on our future meetups by signing up on our Meetup page!
Our next #Umbraco #meetup is Tomorrow, 6:30pm, at Method4 in Cardiff!
We have two awesome Umbraco MVPs coming to talk about the content delivery API, Astro JS and .NET MAUI!
If you do plan on coming, please RSVP on our meetup page so we know numbers:
https://www.meetup.com/umbracymru/events/298562662/
Halloween costumes are optional, and there will be a prize for the best one!!!
Thinking about and researching #webcomponents a bit today.
It's all a bit of a mess but the connected/disconnected callback is useful even if shadow DOM isn't.
Also thinking what a full stack framework with #astrojs like components would feel like. Not much would have to change. I think just script tags would need to be instanced and that's where the connected callback sort of clicks in.
I'm surprised how much I like the Astro component model and how close to "native" it feels.
I've got a very rough initial attempt at fetching and displaying webmentions! Please try it out! Easiest way is to interact with this post