It scores well here because Astro is for “content-driven websites” and that’s what the benchmark app was. I’d be curious how different the results would be if the app was highly interactive, with nontrivial realtime/async stuff going on etc.
replyAgreed. Go with solidstart (who just released a big V2 upgrade a few months back) if you want an extremely elegant solution to async, error handling and heavily concurrent behaviors.
replyVery easy to setup and way more readable than the equivalent React code.
And then you just use your favorite js framework with Astro and it will still be good. I use Astro with react and heroui a lot. Since the latter does not need any js for many components anymore you still get zero js builds unless you actually need interactivity.
replyCan confirm Astro is very very pleasant to use, and the escape hatches for when you do need something a bit more heavy hitting feel very well designed.
reply> I know what I'm using for my next project.
replyDjango?
next project? pun of the year?
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