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The file-based CMS for your Nuxt application, powered by Markdown and Vue components. (by nuxt)
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Feel free to look at the repository for this site to view the code, and compare it against the Nuxt equivalent (in the Git history). If you want to learn more about Astro, check out their site at astro.build.
I don't remember exactly when I started hearing about Astro, one of the latest static site generators to help tackle the problem of building sites with less Javascript. The problem is one we're all familiar with - how can I build a static site (in my case, my personal site) using the languages and tools I know best, while performing at its best? After migrating from Wordpress, I first tried Gatsby, then Gridsome, and most recently Nuxt. All of these are excellent tools, and I highly recommend them. But one thing that is the same across all of them is that they are tied to their specific framework (React or Vue).
I don't remember exactly when I started hearing about Astro, one of the latest static site generators to help tackle the problem of building sites with less Javascript. The problem is one we're all familiar with - how can I build a static site (in my case, my personal site) using the languages and tools I know best, while performing at its best? After migrating from Wordpress, I first tried Gatsby, then Gridsome, and most recently Nuxt. All of these are excellent tools, and I highly recommend them. But one thing that is the same across all of them is that they are tied to their specific framework (React or Vue).
I don't remember exactly when I started hearing about Astro, one of the latest static site generators to help tackle the problem of building sites with less Javascript. The problem is one we're all familiar with - how can I build a static site (in my case, my personal site) using the languages and tools I know best, while performing at its best? After migrating from Wordpress, I first tried Gatsby, then Gridsome, and most recently Nuxt. All of these are excellent tools, and I highly recommend them. But one thing that is the same across all of them is that they are tied to their specific framework (React or Vue).
A second site (which is purely static assets, almost no JS interaction in the browser) had an issue that when code was updated, any content fetched with Nuxt's Content module would be missing after the hot module reload finished. I found a workaround, and it's not a huge deal, but it's annoying.
I don't remember exactly when I started hearing about Astro, one of the latest static site generators to help tackle the problem of building sites with less Javascript. The problem is one we're all familiar with - how can I build a static site (in my case, my personal site) using the languages and tools I know best, while performing at its best? After migrating from Wordpress, I first tried Gatsby, then Gridsome, and most recently Nuxt. All of these are excellent tools, and I highly recommend them. But one thing that is the same across all of them is that they are tied to their specific framework (React or Vue).