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  1. simple-astro-blog

    A simple astro blog powered by the Cosmic CMS

    Download the Simple Astro Blog source code.

  2. SaaSHub

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  3. Tailwind CSS

    A utility-first CSS framework for rapid UI development.

    Astro provides some useful integrations, allowing you to quickly configure your favorite UI libraries, SSR adapters, and other tools like Astro Image and Tailwind CSS. For this guide, we encourage using both the Astro Image and Tailwind CSS integrations as they will improve website performance and developer experience.

  4. astro

    The web framework for content-driven websites. ⭐️ Star to support our work!

    Astro is a lightweight web framework capable of shipping highly performant websites with minimal (or non-existent) JavaScript bundles. In this guide, we’re going to create our content with Cosmic and retrieve it in our Astro project, allowing for quick and easy content creation and collaboration. The end result will be a clean and composable website that aces the lighthouse scores all across the board.

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