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astro
A web framework for content-driven sites that can integrate React, Vue, Svelte, and other UI components while keeping output lightweight.
- Frontend
- Full stack
- Content creation
- CLI
- Library/framework
- Windows
- macOS
- Linux
- Self-hostable
- Runs locally
- Docker supported

- Popularity
- 63.0k Stars
- GitHub stars
- Recent activity
- 10/1/2026
- Updated in the last 30 days
- License
- NOASSERTION
- Review the terms yourself
Why it matters
We look beyond stars: what problem it solves, whether it creates real utility, and what makes its approach worth noticing.
Problem
Content-heavy websites historically struggle with heavy client-side rendering overhead and slow initial load times from traditional SPA frameworks.
Practical value
Significantly reduces output payload size and improves loading performance through component partial hydration and static generation.
Innovation / differentiation
Enables the combination of UI components from multiple frameworks like React, Vue, and Svelte within a single project context.
Leverage potential
Provides various official integrations and adapters to facilitate deployment across multiple hosting environments.
Why now
Evolved alongside the adoption of static site generators and hybrid front-end architectures, dependent on team migration costs.
Community activity
In the last 90 days there were 267 new issues and 611 pull requests; the bounded issue/PR samples include 82 issue authors and 37 PR contributors, with at least 50 releases.
Maintainer responsiveness
The 100-issue window sample had a 100% close rate, and the 100-pull-request sample had a 65% merge rate. Maintainer-comment observations covered only 7% of that issue sample, so response rate and first-response speed are not reported.
Key highlights
- Create site projects with the
create-astrostarter - Use React, Vue, Svelte, Solid, and other UI components inside Astro pages
- Official deployment adapters cover Node, Vercel, Cloudflare, and Netlify
Quick start
How it is installed, how hard it is, and where to start.
Where it runs
Runs locally
Difficulty
Easy — follow the steps
- 01Run
npm create astro@latestand follow the prompts to create a new Astro project. - 02Build pages with Astro components and add React, Vue, Svelte, or other integrations only where interactive UI is needed.
- 03Choose the Node, Vercel, Cloudflare, Netlify, or another adapter for the deployment target, then build and deploy the site.
Best for
- Teams that want data on their own servers
- Developers who want to try it on their machine
- People who prefer Docker deploys
More about it
Astro is a web framework for modern websites, with the create-astro starter and the core astro package maintained in the main repository. It is well suited to documentation, blogs, marketing sites, and other content-heavy pages while allowing React, Preact, Solid, Svelte, Vue, and similar components where interaction is needed.
The repository also maintains deployment adapters for Node, Vercel, Cloudflare, and Netlify, plus integrations such as MDX, Sitemap, and RSS. A project can be created with npm create astro@latest and then configured for the target deployment environment.
Astro is primarily a website framework rather than a general backend platform. Applications dominated by continuous client-side interaction should still be evaluated against their rendering and state-management requirements.
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capability tags
Verifiedcontent_creation
Source: manual_curated · Manually curated from the verified project README; no AI draft. · 8/17/2026
Latest release
Verifiedastro@7.3.5
Source: GitHub API · latest_release=astro@7.3.5 · 10/2/2026
License
VerifiedNOASSERTION
Source: GitHub API · license.spdx_id=NOASSERTION · 10/2/2026
needs api key
VerifiedNo
Source: manual_curated · Manually curated from the verified project README; no AI draft. · 8/17/2026
One-liner
Verified{"en":"A web framework for content-driven sites that can integrate React, Vue, Svelte, and other UI components while keeping output lightweight.","zh":"面向内容型网站的 Web 构建框架,可接入 React、Vue、Svelte 等组件并输出轻量页面。"}
Source: manual_curated · Manually curated from the verified project README; no AI draft. · 8/17/2026
Platforms
Verifiedwindows, macos, linux
Source: manual_curated · Manually curated from the verified project README; no AI draft. · 8/17/2026
Category hint
Inferred from materialsdata-analytics
Source: Project README · hint=data-analytics · 8/14/2026
product forms
Verifiedcli, library_framework
Source: manual_curated · Manually curated from the verified project README; no AI draft. · 8/17/2026
role tags
Verifiedfrontend, fullstack
Source: manual_curated · Manually curated from the verified project README; no AI draft. · 8/17/2026
supports docker
VerifiedYes
Source: Repository file · dockerfile=true; compose=false · 10/2/2026
supports local
VerifiedYes
Source: manual_curated · Manually curated from the verified project README; no AI draft. · 8/17/2026
supports self host
VerifiedYes
Source: manual_curated · Manually curated from the verified project README; no AI draft. · 8/17/2026
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