In the previous article, we first introduced the Nano Stores and how they can sync states between frameworks. In this article, we'll dive deeper into these Nano Stores and look specifically at the Maps. Maps are a kind of store that can be used to st...
Since Astro is set up as an island architecture and even can run multiple frameworks at the same time, managing the state is a bit difficult. We can't solely rely on, for example, context like we do in React or Vue. This is where Nano Stores come in ...
In the previous article, we looked at adding React to an Astro 1.0 project. Today we'll look at how we can run multiple frameworks simultaneously in Astro. This is a real superpower as we are free to mix and match frameworks. Let's take the previous ...
I've written my fair share of Astro articles in the past, but some things have changed since the release of Astro 1.0. I decided it's best to re-look at some previous articles to explore the new way of doing things in Astro. In this article, we'll be...
Now that we have counted all our words using a CLI script, let's see how we can add this functionality to our Astro website. If you followed my previous Astro articles, we already wrote a function that gets the reading time for an article. The method...
