How to Learn Astro
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EDITOR BRIEF
Astro is a web framework for content-focused sites. It renders pages as HTML and does not send JavaScript to the browser unless you choose to add it, which makes it a good fit for blogs and other page-based websites. The excerpt recommends learning HTML, CSS, and JavaScript first, then building a small site, a Markdown blog, one interactive component, and a deploy.
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If you're learning web development, Astro is a good way to practice building mostly static sites with only the interactive parts you need. A practical next step is to make a tiny blog in Astro and add just one interactive component.
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