a fresh new web framework is out

Fresh is a fullstack web framework for Deno that allows developers to build fast server-rendered webapps. It uses the "Islands Architecture" to limit JavaScript to specific components and can be deployed to the edge.

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[owenwexler]

10 years of experience in Fresh REQUIRED, NO EXCEPTIONS!

[hamm]

Frontend dev is like an artist going to the store every day and buying a new paintbrush to use and confused as to why they haven’t made the Monolisa when all they’ve done is retrace their stick figure with a new paint brush everyday.

[civ]

The tech industry is the only industry where instead of actually fixing the underlying problems we build technology upon technology ontop of other technologies to try and abstract away from the fundamental issues caused by the underlaying layer.

[Landon_S]

I'd love to see a video comparing deno to node nowadays with the pros and cons of using either in your tech stack

[swaggitypigfig]

It's good to see more frameworks use Deno out of the box instead of Node.

[jediikk]

Hmm, that sounds kinda familiar. Server-side rendering and HTML + backend code in one file.... have we just successfully completed the circle back to PHP/JSP/etc?

[dddwoni]

That last part totally got me lmao,
There may be some projects that haven’t achieved 90% yet but a Fresh start doesnt sound bad

[IAmNumber]

My brain is officially out of space. I can feel my core memories getting overwritten by web frameworks 😖

[leovin]

Interesting how the web started out entirely SSR, then client-side SPAs were all the rage, and now we’ve come full circle back to SSR but with extra steps

[Bleshin]

By next week we will be having job listings asking for 3 years of experience on Fresh 😂

[WilderPoo]

It's great to see Deno getting more attention! Deno's Web API compatibility is definitely a boon for frameworks that use SSR.

[greatestuff]

I love your videos. Your sense of humor and style represent programmers well! Polished, funny, not just some rant, and avoiding all of stereotypes. Thanks, keep em coming.

[WolfPhoenix]

These front-end JS frameworks make me SO thankful I'm not a front-end developer. I can't imagine having to deal with a new JS framework coming out like every year.

[KeithGraves]

Rendering HTML on the server, like how the web was originally intended to be used? It’s funny how concepts from 20 years ago are now being seen as new and fresh.

[guyincognito]

I miss the days of PHP vs ASP vs JSP with vanilla CSS/JS/HTML when web developers actually understood the underlying technologies.

[galanonim]

2:49
I really like the simplicity!

* starts diving into deeply nested folders *

[hectoraldairaguilarhernand]

It's amazing how blazingly fast are you able to upload this videos!
I love it <3

[francis_n]

As a developer I should revel in how exciting and dynamic my industry is, but at the release of every new frontend framework I groan. I should be professional and enjoy continuous learning and stay competitive but now I'm truly bored of new frameworks. I really love the art of programming, writing well tested, clean, modular and reusable code and solving real world problems but I secretly feel a little insecure as I get older in my career dozens of new frameworks I feel I can't keep up with the pace and feel like I'm getting left behind. Maybe a little rant.

[rathemis]

Web devs: "Let's build a website that reaches the sky." God: "Let there be many incompatible web frameworks." The web devs then scattered about the internet unable to build any websites.

[CyberQuickYT]

Deno in fact does have a build step, it's just hidden from you. It automatically builds when you run your code, but caches the build, so subsequent runs are faster.