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Astro 4.0(astro.build)
3 points by fks 3y ago|0 comments
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Astro 3.0(astro.build)
1 points by fks 3y ago|0 comments
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Starlight(starlight.astro.build)
7 points by fks 3y ago|0 comments
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by fks 4y ago
An incredible example of what's suddenly possible with the View Transition API: https://twitter.com/charca/status/1637832314364497920 (Built with Astro)
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by fks 4y ago
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WEB-52015/Astro-Languag... > Hi everyone! Sorry for not posting the announcement here, too. I can confirm that we’re going to add Astro support in v2023.1. We will keep you
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by fks 4y ago
Shameless plug: Astro supports Alpine.js and is a great dev environment for trying out Alpine for the first time. It runs in the browser as well, via Stackblitz! - Astro: https://astro.build/ - Try Alpine in the browser: h
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by fks 4y ago
Congrats to the Deno team on v1.0! If you’re interested in something similar for the Node.JS ecosystem, check out Astro ( https://astro.build ). Fresh’s Zero-JS island architecture approach was largely inspired by it.
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by fks 5y ago
Yup, static site means you can pretty much deploy anywhere! Just configure Vercel to point to the final destination build directory when you set up your project.
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by fks 5y ago
Run `npm create astro` in any directory to load one of 4 starter demos!
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by fks 5y ago
Elder is great! We're definitely fans. both Elder and Astro deliver Partial Hydration and the same "0kb JS by default" story. We wanted something less Svelte-specific and more pluggable, along with some other neat features me
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by fks 5y ago
There are a few sites in the wild already built with Astro that you can check out: - https://www.snowpack.dev/ - https://divriots.com/
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by fks 5y ago
No benchmarks yet, but I'll look into adding some. In the meantime there are a few sites in the wild already built with Astro that you can check out: - https://www.snowpack.dev/ - https://divriots.com/
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by fks 5y ago
:wave: Hey everyone, one of the Astro creators here! Happy to talk Astro or answer any questions you have about what we're building. Our README has a bunch more info that we couldn't fit into the release post: https://g
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by fks 7y ago
Yup, from the tl;dr on the site: > TL;DR - Snowpack removes the need for bundlers (Webpack, Parcel, Rollup) in a traditional application build process by leveraging the ESM syntax you're already writing. Keep using your favorite web
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by fks 7y ago
This does! :D
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by fks 7y ago
That's whats so cool about this: Unlike Create React App or other "starter apps" that try to hide complexity from you, Snowpack actually removes that complexity entirely. If you didn't want to use a single other tool, yo
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by fks 7y ago
Frontend over-complexity is exactly the problem that this is trying to solve for! You can think of this as a simple post-install tool that removes a huge chunk of the complexity (bundling) from your stack, without limiting what you can buil
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by fks 7y ago
Thread / Discussion on Twitter from this morning: https://twitter.com/pikapkg/status/1196825435671158787
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Pika – The JavaScript package registry for the modern web(pika.dev)
3 points by fks 7y ago|1 comments
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by fks 7y ago
Really sad to see this, I remember relying on cdnjs at a few old jobs over the years. Hope they get this sorted. If anyone is looking for alternatives, I created Pika CDN as a modern alternative for cdnjs/jsdelivr/unpkg. It runs o
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by fks 8y ago
Similar to what would happen today when a package exports both ESM (web) & CJS (node): frontend gets ESM via @pika/web, while node would use CJS via require. A Babel plugin comes bundled with @pika/web which can help you resol
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by fks 8y ago
It does! > By default, @pika/web will install all package.json dependencies with an ES "module" entrypoint to the web_modules/ directory. @pika/web is able to handle any legacy Common.js/Node.js transitive d
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by fks 8y ago
Check out the build-umd plugin, which should give you exactly that (in addition to esm & node builds) https://www.npmjs.com/package/@pika/plugin-build-umd
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Pikapkg.com – A searchable catalog of ESM “module” packages on npm(pikapkg.com)
1 points by fks 8y ago|0 comments
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by fks 9y ago
Love this kind of format as a way to explain how Yarn works. Awesome article!
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by fks 10y ago
Can you customize what's in the box? I know Hired sends out amazing swag to their companies/clients in boxes like these, it would be great to be able to use this to run something similar.
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“How to Interview Good” – A Guide for College Students, Everyone(fredkschott.com)
2 points by fks 12y ago|0 comments
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Monkey Patches and MP3s – Exploring Dangerous Design Patterns in Node.js(fredkschott.com)
2 points by fks 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: ShellJS Recipes – Because complex build systems are overrated(shelljs-recipes.tumblr.com)
2 points by fks 12y ago|0 comments
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by fks 12y ago
...huh?

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