Astro 4.10: Accelerating content site development

[@bholmesdev]

Between container APIs and rewrites, Astro's REALLY looking like the future of servers. So here for it

[@nested9301]

Astro makes so much sense that any framework out there

[@pantium98]

astro is all time my favorite framework. it's really good

[@Mind6]

What, you were in Montreal?! Damn, I would have liked to know and be there!!

[@markokraljevic1590]

where is this in docs?

[@jungjoo]

wow. container apis very cool. I will migrate all my old rails project with astro

[@markokraljevic1590]

what is his name and github profile?

[@Mind6]

Big ❤❤❤❤ !!!

[@JustSteveKing]

Can't to test out Astro with a Laravel project sometime 🔥

[@amitto-music]

Holla! No disrespect, but I don't see the point of that combo. Per Astro docs: If you try to hydrate an Astro component with a client: modifier, you will get an error. Astro components are HTML-only templating components with no client-side runtime... So Blade with Livewire is already a superior combo. I understand the use of Svelte, React, and Vue with Inertia, it's very powerful and that makes a lot of sense, but Astro/Laravel seems like overkill for no apparent reason except for playing. Maybe I'm wrong, I dunno. All the best.

[@JustSteveKing]

@@amitto-music honestly, it's more just to see it be done! It sounds like InertiaJS but better - so I'd love to try it

[@amitto-music]

@@JustSteveKing I get it.. Playtime :) I tend to think that Astro will be sort of like an alternative to Laravel in the future, that's why I said I don't see it as a combo, since both Laravel and Astro leverage server-rendering first. Just some random thoughts :)

[@furycorp]

@@amitto-music You are somewhat incorrect about Astro being HTML only template components (although that was once more true) -- in current versions you can run SSR sites as well as SSG (static generation) and have a server-side aspect to them and Astro will hydrate components on the client side in whatever framework you like.

[@amitto-music]

@@furycorp I just copy/pasted text from their official documentation about being html-only so if I'm wrong, they are too :)