Just in time edge rendering, island based interactivity, and no configuration TypeScript support using Deno.

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Fresh is a next generation web framework, built for speed, reliability, and simplicity. Just-in-time rendering on the edge. Island based client hydration for maximum interactivity. Zero runtime overhead: no JS is shipped to the client by default. TypeScript support out of the box.

The next-gen web framework.

Is it some sort of addiction to create a new front-end framework every weekend? I mean, each one of these try to solve a problem, but will encounter an issue that another framework already managed to solve. Looks like we are running the same circles since React.js decided to go full throttle in their own direction.

Which gen are we at? Thinking of skipping a couple of gens before I switch.

This looks good tbh, like a nextjs on deno sort of.

I know that is “next gen” called because uses Deno, at the moment is a baby, anyway I’ll track to see how growths :)

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