Static site generator
Astro: depends on your output mode
Astro is the framework lastupdate.site itself is built with. We use it in hybrid mode because we have a few dynamic routes (assessment polling, report rendering). For pure-content sites, Astro's SSG mode is exactly what we'd produce by migration.
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What Astro is
Astro is a modern JavaScript framework that defaults to zero-JS shipped to the browser. It supports SSG, hybrid, and full SSR modes.
If your Astro site is fully static (output: 'static'), you're done — there's nothing to migrate to.
If your Astro site is hybrid or SSR with active dynamic features (auth, API routes, real-time data), we can migrate the static parts but not the dynamic parts. Get an assessment to see your specific case.
What to know before migrating
- If you're running Astro SSR for parts of your site that are genuinely dynamic, those parts can't go static.
- If you're running Astro SSR but everything you do is actually computable at build time, switch to output: 'static' and you're done. No migration needed.
Our take
We use Astro every day. If your Astro site is small and content-driven, the answer is almost always 'switch to SSG mode and host on Pages'. We're not your migration service.
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- Tech Gatsby: still static at the output layer Gatsby sites compile to static HTML. If your build still works, you're on the architecture we'd migrate to. We're not the service you need.