Why static generation still wins in 2026
Server-rendered frameworks have improved enormously, but static generation remains the right default for most content-heavy sites. Here's why the fundamentals haven't changed.
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Writing on the edge.
Writing on the edge.
Literally.
Articles on static generation, Cloudflare Pages, Astro, and building fast things.
Cloudflare Pages vs Netlify: an honest comparison
Both platforms offer excellent DX for static sites. The differences come down to network reach, edge compute depth, and how much you want to stay within one vendor's ecosystem.
Read more →Using Astro Content Collections for type-safe blog posts
Content Collections give you TypeScript types, schema validation, and querying across all your Markdown files. It's the cleanest way to build a content-driven site in Astro.
Read more →A practical primer on Workers KV
KV is a globally distributed key-value store designed for read-heavy workloads. This primer covers the API, consistency model, and when to reach for it instead of D1.
Read more →Leveraging preview deployments in your review process
Every pull request gets its own URL. Here's how to wire that into your PR template, Slack notifications, and stakeholder review flows for zero-friction feedback.
Read more →Astro Islands with partial hydration on Cloudflare Pages
Astro's Island Architecture lets you ship zero JS by default and hydrate only the components that need it. Paired with Cloudflare's edge, it's the fastest delivery model available.
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