Adding emoji reactions to your Astro blog with Netlify Blobs
Original post: Adding emoji reactions to your Astro blog with Netlify Blobs Comments ask a lot of a reader. Reactions ask almost nothing, a single c…
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Why I'm Migrating My Blog to Astro
I first joined the DEV community 8 years ago (as of writing) to jump-start my writing journey and get my name out there. Since then, my reading audi…
Why I Built My Portfolio with Bun + Astro + MDX Instead of a More Complex Stack
Choosing a stack is a product decision before it is a technical one. This article documents why this portfolio runs on Bun, Astro, and MDX — and, mo…
Visual editing for Astro, with no second source of truth
Most visual editors for static sites ask for the same trade. Content moves into a CMS, layout moves into an editor-specific format, and your .astro…
Static Forms in Astro: Handling Submissions Without a Server
Static Forms in Astro: Handling Submissions Without a Server with onsubmit.dev (form backend) Astro is a great fit for content-heavy sites that ship…
Adding Categories to a Live Directory Without Breaking Every URL You Already Rank For
Adding a category to a directory nobody visits is a schema change. Adding one to a directory with indexed, ranking URLs is a migration, and the expe…
Building a Live Game Wiki with Astro: Architecture, SEO, and Data Reliability
A game wiki looks simple until the game actually goes live. Codes expire. Character names change between regions. Guides mix confirmed mechanics wit…
The 8 Performance Fixes That Finally Got My Astro Site to 100 on Mobile PageSpeed
Still trying to hit that elusive 100 on PageSpeed Insights ? I was too. I spent far longer than I'd like to admit stuck in the high 80s and low 90s…
Why Cloudflare Acquired Astro And What It Tells You About Where the Web Is Going
Cloudflare is a network infrastructure company. They run DNS, DDoS protection, and CDN services for millions of websites. They are not, historically…
Bypass WordPress Database: How to Fetch Static JSON with Zero-Config CORS
So, you decided to build a headless WordPress site with a modern frontend framework like Next.js or Astro. It sounds like a great developer experien…
How I Built a UK-Focused Converter Site with Astro 5, React 19, and Tailwind 4 — Zero JS by Default, 100% Private
I got tired of searching "gas mark 4 to celsius" and landing on ad-heavy US sites that had never heard of a British oven. So I built the site I want…
I REBUILT MY SITE WITH ASTRO & SANITY
A couple of years ago, when I was deciding which platform to use for web development projects, I was very keen on the idea of using Webflow. It felt…
I built a site with 150+ browser-only dev tools (Astro + Vue 3 + TypeScript) — here's how it's put together
What this is Torinoa Tools is a side project I've been building solo: 152 developer utilities — Base64 conversion, JSON formatting, a regex tester,…
I Built a Developer Tools Website Without a Backend — Here’s Why
How I built CodeKitHub with Astro, static architecture, and SEO-first thinking — without a backend. Most modern web projects usually start with: A d…
I Contain Multitudes (and Also Three Git Repos)
My blog is older than most of the tools I use to run it. The oldest posts started life on LiveJournal sometime in the early 2000s, got dragged throu…
Why I’m Thinking of Switching My Portfolio to Astro.js ..
Why I'm Thinking of Switching My Portfolio to Astro.js Lately I have been spending most of my time building auditing dashboards. Working on data-hig…
I Generated 7,681 Static Pages From 78 Units of Data — Here's the Architecture
Most unit converter websites are React SPAs with a single page. Google indexes one URL and calls it a day. I wanted to see what happens when you tre…
Parsing markdown tables in 20 lines (because remark was overkill)
On Hacé Cuentas (hacecuentas.com) I render 1,200+ pages of user-facing explanation text from JSON content. Every page has at least one markdown tabl…
Comments on a static blog — no backend, no login, all Cloudflare
Comments on a static blog — no backend, no login, all Cloudflare I run a small Astro blog on Cloudflare Pages. It mixes developer write-ups with per…
Five overlooked packages running my AI directory stack
The interesting parts of a project are not always the AI model or the hosting platform. This week I spent time reading source code for five dependen…
Astro Islands Architecture: When to Use Partial Hydration
Astro Islands Architecture: When to Use Partial Hydration I've shipped enough full SPAs to know their dirty secret: they're overly expensive for mos…
Zero-JS Wasn't Enough: Edge Caching SSR HTML on Cloudflare Workers
The previous article ended with a confession: same build, two PageSpeed runs two hours apart, desktop Performance 99 and then 90. I blamed first-scr…
React Server Components vs. Astro Islands: When to Use Each Pattern
React Server Components vs. Astro Islands: When to Use Each Pattern I've shipped production code with both React Server Components (RSC) and Astro I…
Static site search for Astro in 2026: why I picked Pagefind over Algolia and Lunr
I added search to all three of my AI-curated directory sites last month. The choice wasn't obvious — there are at least four options with real adopt…
How I built pairwise AI model compare pages with Claude Haiku and a budget cap
When I added compare pages to the Top AI Tools directory , the first question I had to answer was: how many pairs am I actually looking at? With rou…
How I built 1,200+ calculator pages in Astro without writing 1,200 templates
I run Hacé Cuentas , a free collection of 4,100+ Spanish-language calculators. What started as 10 hand-built pages turned into thousands of routes —…
Five overlooked packages running my AI directory stack
The interesting parts of a project are not always the AI model or the hosting platform. This week I spent time reading source code for five dependen…
Building a Decentralized Content Pipeline with Nostr & Astro
I recently deployed my fully decentralized content pipeline to kheai.com (you can check out the source code at github.com/kafechew/nostr-seo ). Afte…
Why Block Handed Goose to the Linux Foundation: Agentic AI Goes Open
Block, the company behind Square and Cash App, transferred its open-source agentic AI framework Goose to the Linux Foundation. The move follows a fa…
Docker Desktop Alternatives: OrbStack vs Colima vs Rancher Desktop
Docker Desktop changed its licensing in August 2021, and the ripple effects are still spreading. Large organizations — roughly anyone above 250 empl…