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Astro is an open-source JavaScript web framework designed for building content-focused websites.

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Astro is an open-source JavaScript web framework first released in 2021. It renders pages to HTML ahead of time and loads JavaScript only for the parts of a page that need interactivity, which keeps sites lightweight.

Astro can combine components written for other UI frameworks such as React, Vue and Svelte, and it turns Markdown content into pages. It is commonly used for blogs, documentation and marketing sites.

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