はじめに 2024 年 12 月 3 日、Astro 5.0 がリリースされましたが、v5 の目玉機能の一つが Server Islands です。この記事では、Next.js の Partial Prerendering などの各レンダリングモデルと比較しながら、Server Islands の概要や仕組みについて解説します。 「基本的に Server Islands は Astro 版の Partial Prerendering といえるが、動的なコンテンツの取得方法という点において両者は決定的に異なっており、そのことの帰結として Server Islands はパフォーマンスにおいてやや劣るがポータビリティにおいて勝る」というのが最終的な結論ですが、その結論へと至るまでのあいだで他のレンダリングモデルについても詳しく説明し、Next.js と Astro 両方のレンダリングについて全
Introducing Astro 5.0! With Astro Content Layer to load your content from any source, and Server Islands to combine cached, static content with dynamic, personalized content. Read on to learn more about these powerful new features and more! What is Astro? Astro is the web framework for building content-driven websites including blogs, marketing, and e-commerce. If you need a website that loads fas
The first Astro 5.0 beta is now available! This release includes the now stable Astro Content Layer, our latest iteration on managing content in Astro projects, and server islands, a new way to mix static and personalized content on your site for the best of both worlds. Read on to learn more about the new features and improvements in Astro 5.0 beta! This release includes the following highlights:
Astro 4.12 is out now! This release includes the first experimental release of Server Islands, our new solution to integrate high performance static HTML and dynamic server-generated components together. Improvements to pagination and syntax highlighting are also included. This release includes the following highlights: Experimental: Server Islands Added first and last URLs to pagination data Adde
Astro 4.8 is out now! This release includes experimental support for Astro actions and request rewriting, performance improvements, and more. Full release highlights include: Experimental: Astro Actions Experimental: Request Rewriting Performance improvements Ability to define multiple routes with the same entrypoint To upgrade an existing project, use the automated @astrojs/upgrade CLI tool. Alte
Astro 4.2 is now available! This release includes new experimental features to try out, improvements to accessibility rules, the ability for remark plugins to customize image optimization in Markdown, and many more improvements and bug fixes. Highlights include: (Experimental) Support for prerendering pages using the Speculation Rules API (Experimental) Reworked routing priority for injected route
After a small break for the holidays, we’re back with a new release of Astro! Astro 4.1 includes a number of bug fixes and improvements. As we’re all getting back into the swing of things, this release is a bit smaller than usual, but we’re all excited to get back to work on Astro and have some exciting things planned for 2024! Highlights include: New accessibility audit rules New configuration op
JSer.info #675 - Vue 3.4 がリリースされました。 Announcing Vue 3.4 | The Vue Point Vue 3.4ではVueテンプレートのパーサーのパフォーマンス改善、watchEffectの改善、defineModelがStable APIに変更されています。 また、v-bindが同名の場合の省略記法を追加、Hydrationのエラー表示を改善などの変更も含まれています。 破壊的な変更として、global JSX namespaceの型を定義しないように変更、実験的な機能だったReactivity Transformの削除なども含まれています。 関連して、Vue 2.x は2023年12月31日にサポートが終了し、End of Life(EOL)となりました。 Vue 2 Has Reached End of Life 最終バージョンは2.7.
8 月 30 日に v3.0 がリリースされ、それから約 3 ヶ月後の 12 月 5 日には v4.0 がリリースされており、メジャーアップデートのペースがやや早かったように感じますね。Astro の co-creator である Matthew Phillips によると、v4.0 における大きな変更の一つに Vite 5 へのアップデートがあり、これはもともと v3.0 に含まれる予定だったのが、Vite 5 のリリースが遅れてしまい、一方で v3.0 の目玉機能である View Transitions を早くリリースしたかったため、まず先に v3.0 をリリースし、その後に v4.0 で Vite 5 を含めるという流れとなり、結果的に v3.0 と v4.0 のリリースが短期間で連続してしまった、という事情があったようです。 GitHub スター数の推移 https://star-
Why I use Astro Dec 13, 2023 I’ve been thinking about writing this since a few months ago when some prominent people in the industry were battling “why I use Next.js” vs “why I use Remix”. Now, I don’t try to claim that this is the thing you should do. It’s just a collection of thoughts on why I use Astro. What works for me. And what works for me might not be what works for you. That said, I’ve be
Introducing Astro 4.0! New APIs, faster builds, redesigned docs, and a unique new development tool for Astro that enhances your local dev environment in new and exciting ways. What is Astro? Astro is the web framework for building content-driven websites including blogs, marketing, and e-commerce. If you need a website that loads fast with great SEO, then Astro is for you. Release highlights inclu
Today we’ve released the first beta of Astro 4! Those feeling adventurous can install the new beta, review our in-progress upgrade docs, and report any bugs you find to the Astro discord. What to expect in Astro 4 We are releasing Astro 4 to stay up to date with Vite, our internal build tool. Astro 4 includes the latest version of Vite 5, which was just released last month. As Vite 5 is also a sma
Astro 3.5 is out today and features new i18n routing, prefetch optimization, and more. This may be one of the biggest minor releases in Astro history! Release highlights include: i18n Routing (experimental) Prefetch Content Collections build cache (experimental) <form> support in View Transitions Image optimization improvements Integration hooks to add middleware Multiple code themes (experimental
Astro 3.4 is out and features support for page partials, a new experimental dev overlay, and more. Page partials Image optimization performance Dev overlay (experimental) To take advantage of the latest features, make sure you’re running the latest version of Astro. You can upgrade to Astro 3.4 by running the upgrade command for your package manager of choice: Page Partials A page component can no
Astro 3.3 is out with a brand new, experimental <Picture /> component, improved compatibility for syntax highlighting, package provenance, and a handful of other quality of life improvements. New <Picture /> component Syntax Highlighting improvements Package Provenance Quality of Life Improvements To take advantage of the latest features, make sure you’re running the latest version of Astro. You c
Astro 3.2 is out with several new improvements that make view transitions and integrations even easier to use: Control the browser history stack Trigger page navigation via JavaScript Route announcer for screen readers Dynamically add integrations To take advantage of the latest view transitions features, make sure you’re running the latest version of Astro. You can upgrade to Astro 3.2 by running
Astro 2.10 is out with improvements to our experimental View transitions support. Additionally, we’ve released our first early beta of Astro 3.0. Read on to learn more! Persistent UI in View transitions First Look at Astro 3.0 If you already have Astro installed, you can upgrade it to 2.10 by running the upgrade command in your project (using your package manager of choice): While you’re at it, up
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