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We have a new Technical Steering Committee (TSC)!
Welcome core maintainers Ema (@ematipico), Florian, and Matt (@ascorbic) to the Astro TSC to guide Astro's technical direction and ensure a healthy codebase for many years to come.
We're also excited to announce Matt stepping into the role of framework team lead alongside @sarah11918 (current docs team lead)! 🤘
Read the full post for all the nerdy OSS governance details:
Who do I know that runs an agency that does Astro work?
We're gauging interest in a possible Astro Agency Partner program, and it would be super helpful if any agencies that might be interested could complete this very short survey. It's asking a bit about what you'd like from a partner program.
Thanks for your interest in an Astro agency partner program! To help us understand your interest and plan any future program, it would be a great help if you could answer a few questions about your agency and your wish list for such a program. We are currently considering an initial application-based program that, upon approval, includes a listing in a new agency directory on the main astro.build site and other benefits depending on demand and sponsorship level. It would have a new agency partners sponsorship tier on Open Collective. Please do not complete this unless you represent an agency that is potentially interested in joining an Astro agency partner program. Thanks for your help in making Astro a sustainable open source project!
Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) is a powerful pattern for rendering pages on the web. Remix has useful tools to do fine-grained ISR and other advanced caching patterns when deployed to Netlify. This guide will show you how to do it.
LLRT (Low Latency Runtime) is an experimental, lightweight JavaScript runtime designed to address the growing demand for fast and efficient Serverless applications. - awslabs/llrt
I was wondering if Unpic worked with local images on Remix. tl;dr of course it does. It took about 3 minutes to get it working. This is all you need to get a responsive, high-performance `<img>` tag.
I wrote a blog post about it, with editable examples and everything. https://unpic.pics/blog/responsive-images-on-remix/
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