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The AHA stack is a new way to develop web applications that reduces reliance on JavaScript, improves performance, and focuses on HTML. It consists of Astro, htmx, and Alpine.js. This article explores the benefits, drawbacks, and how it compares to other popular stacks.

Exploring the AHA stack: Tutorial, demo, and comparison

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AHA in comparison to other popular stacks

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<p>The only issue with Astro it requires a lot of dependencies.  I don’t know if this will change in the future.</p>


<p>I never use htmx and astro. (Actually I really don’t understand the astro concepts.) but Alpine.js is nice for small applications with binding data and transition.</p>
