Fresh is a new full stack web framework for Deno (deno.com)

Article summary

Fresh is a new full-stack web framework for Deno that uses server-side rendering and optional client-side rendering for interactive components. It aims to reduce the amount of JavaScript sent to clients and improve page load times. The framework is designed for use with Deno Deploy and other edge runtimes. Fresh 1.0 is now available as a stable release.

Main themes

• server-side rendering
• client-side rendering
• page load times
• conversion rates
• Deno and Fresh
• web framework performance
• edge computing

What commenters say

• Server-side rendering can be more expensive to host than client-side rendering, but it improves user experience.
• The relationship between page load time and conversion rates is not linear and is influenced by many factors.
• Some users argue that 100ms of added latency has a significant impact on conversions, while others believe it is negligible.
• The cost of server-side rendering is relatively low with modern cloud services, and it can be a viable option for many use cases.
• The choice between server-side and client-side rendering depends on the specific requirements and constraints of the application.
• Some frameworks, such as Svelte and SvelteKit, can achieve fast and efficient rendering with minimal JavaScript sent to clients.