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-- what i learned about it
-  - astro components (similar to react components?)
-  - interactive components are difficult
-  - static dynamic routes (dynamically generated at build time, but static on the website)
-  - content collections
-  - mdx
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  # What is Astro?
 Astro is a static site generator that allows you to combine components together to quickly put together a website. It's somewhat similar to something like React, but instead of having the bloat of all the javascript it generates, Astro outputs a static HTML website. The only javascript it includes is what you write in `<script>` tags. It has bindings for those web frameworks, so you can use React components in your website alongside the astro ones. It will also still generate a static site that doesn't require any javascript other than what you put there yourself.