<p>Astro is a modern static site generator that allows developers to build fast, optimized websites. Get the most out of this modern all-in-one framework.</p>

Unleashing the Power of Astro

Preface

Astro is a modern static site generator that allows developers to build fast, optimized websites—a critical requirement in today’s rapidly evolving ecosystem, where user demands are high. Astro’s story goes back to 2021, when Fred K. Schott released the first version of the framework. At the time of writing this tutorial, Astro is already at version 4 and has seen many amazing features added to it.

Getting Started with the Basics of Astro

In the previous tutorial, we looked at the basics of Astro: its folder structure, how components work, and how styling works.

Rendering Options in Astro: Building a Layout

In this third part of our Astro series, we’ll explore how to retrieve data in Astro. Data fetching is a fundamental aspect of web applications, as it allows for the creation of dynamic content—such as data coming from a content management system (CMS). It also caters for personalization, where applications retrieve user-specific information such as preferences or profile information.

Fetching and Using Data with Astro

In this Astro tutorial, we’ll take a look at content collections and view transitions.

Getting Started with Content Collections and View Transitions in Astro

In this final tutorial, we’ll look at the image optimization options offered by Astro, and we’ll learn how to deploy a production-ready site built with Astro.

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