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I really really like Astro, but I'm either getting old or it's something else. I just recently updated my website to Astro 6 and now... there's Astro 7. Maybe by the time I update, Astro 8 will be a few weeks in the future.
I don't understand what this is, based on this statement: "Astro supports every major UI framework. Bring your existing components and take advantage of Astro's optimized client build performance." But isn't Astro a framework itself? And then apparently you need Node as well. The frameworks upon frameworks in Web development are baffling.
I don't understand what this is, based on this statement: "Astro supports every major UI framework. Bring your existing components and take advantage of Astro's optimized client build performance." But isn't Astro a framework itself? And then apparently you need Node as well. The frameworks upon frameworks in Web development are baffling.
Node is a runtime, not a framework.
So there's really only one framework here (Astro). Using other web frameworks within it is completely optional.
I made the Rust compiler and the Rust Markdown pipeline ( https://satteri.bruits.org ) in this, let me know if you have any questions, glad to answer anything!
My personal website uses Astro, so I'll be tickled that Rust is now in there too. Thanks for your work!
I like the idea of astro, but never really used it. My main concern is. Does v7 mean that there have been 7 breaking changes thus far? So if I started my project on v1, I had to revise it 6 times to date? If yes, then this instability is a serious concern to me.
In practice, our users typically comment quite positively on how little (if any) work major updates requires, and we offer pretty extensive upgrade guides, if that helps.
I saw the integration with Hono - hadn't heard of it before, do many people use it?
So, yes, it’s very widely used backend for modern typescript backends