toast

Toast is an ESModules-first JAMStack and Serverless meta-framework.

[toast @toastdotdev]

Them: I regret getting you that blender for Christmas.
Me: *sipping toast* Why?

[toast @toastdotdev]

a new toast-tools/mdx is out at 0.2.x, with new support for the v2-next.9 mdx release and a direct estree-to-JSON conversion for named exports.

https://t.co/yHIanmJmSa

[:party-corgi: @chrisbiscardi]

I built a scrollytelling prototype with content authored in MDX through @sectortools and rendered with @toastdotdev and I'm super happy with how this is now a thing I can just whip up in a day.

(note: the blog post isn't finished, it's an example)

https://t.co/p8x5J6Ocla

[:party-corgi: @chrisbiscardi]

This script filters a file for a relevant segment, then displays it with line numbers. It is similar to code I just wrote to support better error messages for content pulled from a remote CMS in @toastdotdev by showing the segment that was causing the problem

[toast @toastdotdev]

Check out create-toast, the toast @mdx_js package that makes your life easier, and how to use @tailwindcss with Toast!

[Learn With Jason @LWJShow]

🚩 Episode Up! 🚩

@toastdotdev lets us build static sites using modern workflows, creating less complex, super fast websites & apps. @chrisbiscardi returns to teach us how to build an MDX & @tailwindui-powered Toast blog!

Watch Here! ⬇️ 👀
https://t.co/ti2NWYszgc

[elm-pages @elm_pages]

elm-pages is jumping aboard the ES Modules, no-bundler train, as we've seen @sveltejs and @toastdotdev do recently. Tools like Snowpack give us a lot of the same features in a more lightweight way. I outline the more minimalist build philosophy here: https://t.co/K0PCapyRpB

[Learn With Jason @LWJShow]

⚠️Starting in 90 Minutes! ⚠️

@toastdotdev lets us build static sites using modern workflows, creating less complex, super fast websites & apps. @chrisbiscardi returns to teach us how to build an MDX & @tailwindui-powered Toast blog!

Details! ⬇️
https://t.co/ti2NWYszgc

[Jason Lengstorf @jlengstorf]

I've been moving my sites over to @toastdotdev and I *really* like working with it. come see how you can get started with Toast tomorrow! 💜💜💜

[Jason Lengstorf @jlengstorf]

I’ve slowly been moving blog posts over to my new @toastdotdev site and I’m super happy with it 😍
https://t.co/czxtP4kQG8

[John Otander @4lpine]

With @chrisbiscardi's help I just got my site running with @toastdotdev. Haven't started adding back styling yet, but it builds in seconds.

[toast @toastdotdev]

Dynamically imported client-side content with a server-rendered fallback from inside @mdx_js

Meant for "heavy" data visualizations, games, or anything else you want loaded on-demand

Uses @preactjs Suspense and lazy

[Jamie Barton 🥕 @notrab]

I just signed up for my beta invite to @toastdotdev

I'm not sure about you, but I love my toast with JAM.

[toast @toastdotdev]

@chrisdmacrae @jamstackconf yeah it's a bit like that. There's also an incremental database maintained in rust and more planned. While only the core is Rust today the future will see that core expand and eventually take over some of the JS behaviors.

[toast @toastdotdev]

We're excited to launch the beta phase of the @toastdotdev release today at @jamstackconf

If you want to check out the beta, sign up at https://t.co/IHlHh6RLfE and join the discord at https://t.co/hJTxz2TldK

[toast @toastdotdev]

The gradients are built by remixing @components_ai gradients

https://t.co/i7mRN3v9Sn

[toast @toastdotdev]

https://t.co/Ujl9syi2l7 itself is a Toast site, powered by @tailwindcss @rustlang and @preactjs

[Brad Garropy @bradgarropy]

Here's the website to get you started on @toastdotdev!

https://t.co/ixIUReqrx6

[toast @toastdotdev]

@ianand @chrisbiscardi It was a few hundred in that demo. There's also a scale test that shows a Toast site with 10k pages rendering in 60s

[toast @toastdotdev]

and of course @jlengstorf 's https://t.co/VQ7JM6AoAg

so be sure to check out the network tab to see all that ES Modules goodness!

[toast @toastdotdev]

https://t.co/z02hOx9DXT has been the prototype Toast site, having been on Toast since before anyone else could use it and uses all of the data fetching features, etc.