Astro Guides
Guides, examples, and demonstrations of using the Netlify platform.
Serving user-generated uploads using Netlify Blobs
Netlify's blob storage solution is flexible enough to accommodate a wide range of use cases, including allowing users to upload images to your site without needing a media service provider.
How Astro’s server islands deliver progressive rendering for your sites
Learn how Astro's new Server Islands rendering option can help balance pre-generated and on-demand content in your sites and applications
Send emails in an Astro project using Resend
Astro's hybrid rendering capabilities opens an array of possibilities on what you can easily accomplish, including sending emails. Here's an email-sending example using Resend.
Add an image uploader to a file-based content site
Managing images can be difficult in a git-based content workflow. This guide will show you how to add an image uploader to your Astro site to make it easy to add images to your content.
How to use Sanity Portable Text with Astro
Learn how to use Sanity's Portable Text content format in your Astro projects
How to do ISR and advanced caching with Astro
Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) is a powerful pattern for rendering pages on the web. Astro 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.
How to use Sanity CMS with Astro
Learn how to combine Sanity CMS with the Astro web framework to deliver managed content through a site experience that is totally under your control.
Using cookies for displaying dynamic status messages with Astro
Use server cookies and serverless functions to display dynamic feedback or status messages on your Astro site’s pages.
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