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I thought by now enough people have framework fatigue that no one bothers with yet another way to develop a website. Is there a reason someone like me should c

• nstart 4y ago
  I think the reason to be interested in this is because it’s deno specific. I’m not up to date with the deno landscape but I believe this is pretty novel for deno.
• eyelidlessness 4y ago
  > Island based client hydration for maximum interactivity. > Zero runtime overhead: no JS is shipped to the client by default. Translation: the UX most people on HN complaining about JS want. It’s just the interactive parts, none of the treating a web page like it’s an app, but devs familiar with developing sites that way can use it that way without jamming MBs of JS down users’ browsers.
• darepublic 4y ago
  to me it seems to be promising a more substantial improvement than most frameworks + the deno factor definitely makes it stand out. minimum js needed for interactivity being sent to the client is much better than what we do currently
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