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May 3rd, 2021 × #astro#sveltekit#vitkit#remix

Hasty Treat - Future Tech We're Excited About

Discussion of 4 new frameworks - Astro, Vitkit, SvelteKit and Remix. All are focused on server-side rendering and simplicity.

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In this Hasty Treat, Scott and Wes talk about future tech — some things you may not have heard about yet, and why we're excited about them!

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Show Notes

05:20 - Astro

  • What it is:
  • Why we're excited about it:
    • Server Side JS frameworks, combine Svelte, React, Vue as needed in one component that is an SFC using markdown style meta data.
    • Scoped CSS by default (a la Svelte). Sass out of the box.
    • Collections import for .md files
// pages/blog.astro
---
import PostPreview from '../components/PostPreview.astro';

const blogPosts = import.meta.collections('./post/*.md');
---

<main>
  <h1>Blog Posts</h1>
  {blogPosts.map((post) => (
    <PostPreview post={post} />
  )}
</main>

12:06 - ViteKit

  • What it is:
    • Framework-agnostic
    • API routes
    • Pages (frontend, optional hydration)
    • Adapter for Node, static, Vercel, cf worker, etc. Inspired by SvelteKit.

15:58 - Svelte Kit

19:07 - Remix.run

  • What it is:
  • Why we're excited about it:
    • Made by Michael Jackson, Ryan Florence
    • License-based
    • React-based
    • Caching-focused, uses "the platform"
    • Centralized data loading, works without client JS if needed
    • Better nested routing

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