Welcome to Metaframeworks Records
This project is your a-line-from-a-friend-sized dose of the most important events and updates in the world of metaframeworks, along with a collection of relevant content. Hand-curated by Fyodor, this newsletter cuts through the generic web development noise to bring you only the essentials.
Every week, we dive into the latest from tools like Next.js, Nuxt, SvelteKit, Astro, and more. Expect concise, (arguably) witty, actionable (and philosophical) insights, and a sprinkle of community highlights — all delivered straight to your inbox. Together, we will take a sober look at the metaframeworks movement and ecosystem and discuss both the positive and negative aspects without strong opinions or judgments.
Latest newsletter issues
Issue #48: Don't Worry, Be Happy
Sometimes our attitude matters more than our technical savvy. Let's give positivity a chance this time and take a friendly look at modern web development with metaframeworks as it stands at the start of this summer.
Issue #47: Ka-Ching!
We all buy something either directly or metaphorically each day in our life. But what's the real cost of the deal? Let's try to figure this out.
Issue #46: School's Out
Boring studying time is over, it's time for real learning and practicing now.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Why the issue titles sound so weird?
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