@pixel Yes While Astro has very nice handling, its automagic nature also sometimes makes it hard to do things the way I want. Lume feels more tailored for a static site like mine and I find it easy to write plugins to get the behaviors I want (such as some JSX enhancements lifted from Astro, or putting icons in an SVG spritesheet instead of making them separate files).
Boost your anime viewer numbers for free by making "protagonist was reborn in another world" a part of the context that never needs to be addressed ever again after the first 5 minutes!
I search something on GitHub. Suddenly I'm logged out. I refresh the page, logged in again. Microsoft's products were always meh, but they're really all falling apart now
I'm getting close to replicating my website in Lume. Overall I like it and some things were actually easier to do than in Astro. What I dislike is the inconsistency of the typings. Both layouts and components receive Lume.Data, but some are missing in components such as the current URL and data defined via _data.* files. Lume provides no types to distinguish these cases so it looks like I'm going to have to do it myself.
Current events show us more than ever social media's biggest problem: that's it's always everything all the time, with no breaks at all. That can't be good for people's mental health.
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