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Do more with less JavaScript. Microsite is a smarter, performance-obsessed static site generator powered by Preact and Snowpack.
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The case of partial hydration (with Next and Preact)
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All about Islands Architecture and Partial Hydration
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DOM tree microhydration
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Web component server-side rendering
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Create a custom element from any component with these tiny functions (2KB GZipped, ~1KB Brotli). Preact and React currently supported
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Build monolithic applications with a modern, React-based frontend stack based on the Node.js MVC framework AdonisJS.
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Isomorphic utilities, components and hooks for Fresh and Preact.
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DIY Starter Template for a more verbose island setup with existing tools instead of a framework
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A Meta Framework with Partial Hydration (Islands Architecture)
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This repo was created for SSR + Partial Hydration demo purpose
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React component for partial hydration
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Hassle-free web apps, in an instant
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🏜️ Markdown static site generator that can render and bundle interactive TypeScript components at build time
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Next.js performance optimizations
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