Solid Start

Features

Full-Stack Web Frameworks - Builds complete web applications with server-rendered pages, client-side interactivity, and API endpoints.
File-Based Routing - Creates page routes automatically by placing files and folders in the project directory.
API Route Handlers - Defines server-side request handlers that return data, enabling the application to serve its own API.
Platform-Specific Adapters - Wraps server entries and build steps for deployment to various environments like Vercel and Netlify.
Multi-Platform Deployments - Builds and deploys applications to multiple hosting platforms using platform-specific adapters.
Server-Side Renderings - Generates HTML on the server for each request, delivering fully populated pages to the browser.
File-System Based Routing - Creates page routes automatically by placing files and folders in the project directory.
File-System Routing - Creates page routes automatically from the project's file and folder structure.
Solid.js Frameworks - Provides a full-stack web framework built on Solid.js with file-based routing and server rendering.
Isomorphic Nested Routers - Provides isomorphic nested routing that renders parent-child hierarchies identically on client and server.
Multi-Mode Rendering Platforms - Provides a rendering platform with per-page choice of server-side, static, or dynamic rendering.
Per-Page Rendering Modes - Selects between server-side, static, or dynamic rendering strategies independently for each route.
Client-Side Hydration - Attaches interactive behavior to pre-rendered static HTML after the initial page load.
Static Site Generation - Pre-renders pages into static HTML during build for fast delivery without a server.
Per-Page Rendering Mode Selection - Allows each page to be configured independently to render on the server, statically, or dynamically.
Streaming Server-Side Rendering - Sends HTML to the client incrementally as it is produced for faster page loads.
API Route Definitions - Defines server-side request handlers mapped to URL paths for data fetching or mutations.
Client Side Rendering - Generates and updates the page entirely on the client side after the initial JavaScript loads.
Build and Bundle Optimization - Removes unused code and splits bundles so the browser loads only what each page needs.

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