A new Deno-based framework to simplify building web systems

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Fresh is a.css-1mn6awi-based web framework that facilitates the construction of high-quality, efficient, and customized web apps. Fresh combines a routing architecture and a templating engine to produce pages on the server as needed. By default, Fresh ships no JavaScript to the browser. It ships hundreds of kilobytes of client-side JavaScript to users on each request, slowing down the user experience. The eco-space is currently in a very early stage of development. For more information on Fresh and other features. For example, you don’t have to configure TypeScript separately in Fresh.

An introduction to Fresh

<p>I upvoted. It’s always nice to have a quick overview of a new framework. However I can’t understand how anyone can do anything scalable with tsx. Mixed with tailwind classes this looks terrifying.</p>


<p>Seeing that TypeScript is supported by default, this is very good, thanks for sharing. I’ll try it out.</p>
