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Mastro brands itself as a TypeScript web framework with no dependencies and no build step.
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(Updated on June 15, 2026) Since Bluesky added support for Standard.site, everyone with a blog seems to be racing to roll out an implementation.
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People have been exploring different ways to organize their CSS for almost as long as CSS has been around.
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What AI is doing to the jobs of programmers feels very familiar to a lot of us frontend developers – because it has happened to us before.
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I would be lying if I said the Mastro web framework was designed from the ground up for AI agents.
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What's the right way to think about Service Workers in 2026?
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In Unix, everything is a file.
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If you have a statically generated website hosted on a CDN, it’s probably very fast (unless you add too much client-side JavaScript).
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Are WYSIWYG word processors, inline styles, and Tailwind conceptually the same?
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Use the web-standard Canvas API to render text to PNG – without spinning up a whole web browser.
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You want to migrate to the modern way to write JavaScript servers, which is supported across JavaScript runtimes.
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In our last blog post, I talked about What I learned porting Mastro from Deno to Node.js.
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The Mastro web framework and static site generator initially ran only in the browser and Deno – it was living in the future, so to speak.