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Cloudflare Page Frameworks

· 4 min read
Aram

Cloudflare provides a wonderful service called Cloudflare Pages for setting up simple, static websites. There are several options of popular frameworks to choose from. Here is a rundown and a reason for choosing one over the other.

1. Analog​

  • Choose Analog if you want to leverage the latest features of Angular in a streamlined static site generation (SSG) workflow.

2. Angular​

  • Choose Angular if you need a comprehensive, full-featured framework with robust tooling and TypeScript out-of-the-box for building large-scale applications.

3. Astro​

  • Choose Astro if you want to build highly performant, static-first websites with the flexibility to use components from multiple frameworks like React, Vue, and Svelte.

4. Blazor​

  • Choose Blazor if you are comfortable with C# and want to build interactive web applications with a .NET-based framework.

5. Brunch​

  • Choose Brunch if you prefer a fast, ultra-simple build tool for front-end development without the complexity of larger frameworks.

6. Docusaurus​

  • Choose Docusaurus if you need an optimized framework for building documentation websites with minimal setup.

7. Elder.js​

  • Choose Elder.js if you are focused on SEO and want a highly performant SSG framework for building large, content-driven websites.

8. Eleventy​

  • Choose Eleventy if you prefer a simpler, more flexible static site generator that doesn�t lock you into a specific framework or technology.

9. Ember​

  • Choose Ember if you want a convention-over-configuration framework with strong opinions on structure, suitable for ambitious web applications.

10. Gatsby​

  • Choose Gatsby if you need a powerful static site generator with a robust plugin ecosystem and strong performance out of the box.

11. Gridsome​

  • Choose Gridsome if you prefer Vue.js for building static sites and want an easy-to-use, performant static site generator similar to Gatsby.

12. Hexo​

  • Choose Hexo if you want a fast, simple blogging framework with a rich plugin system.

13. Hono​

  • Choose Hono if you are looking for a small and ultrafast web framework optimized for serverless environments.

14. Hugo​

  • Choose Hugo if you need an extremely fast static site generator with a simple setup, perfect for building large content-heavy websites.

15. Jekyll​

  • Choose Jekyll if you prefer a Ruby-based static site generator with strong support from GitHub Pages.

16. MkDocs​

  • Choose MkDocs if you want a straightforward, Markdown-based tool specifically designed for creating documentation.

17. Next.js​

  • Choose Next.js if you need a React-based framework with powerful features like server-side rendering (SSR) and static site generation (SSG).

18. Nuxt​

  • Choose Nuxt if you prefer Vue.js and need an easy way to build server-rendered applications and static websites.

19. Pelican​

  • Choose Pelican if you are comfortable with Python and want a static site generator that is easy to set up and extend.

20. Preact​

  • Choose Preact if you want a lightweight alternative to React with similar syntax but smaller bundle sizes.

21. Qwik​

  • Choose Qwik if you need an ultra-fast front-end framework designed for instant loading and high performance.

22. React​

  • Choose React if you want a highly popular, flexible library for building dynamic user interfaces with a vast ecosystem of tools and resources.

23. Remix​

  • Choose Remix if you need a modern React framework focused on fast page loads and better user experience through progressive enhancement.

24. Solid​

  • Choose Solid if you want a fast, reactive framework with fine-grained reactivity and a syntax similar to React.

25. Sphinx​

  • Choose Sphinx if you are creating technical documentation and want a powerful, Python-based documentation generator.

26. Static HTML​

  • Choose Static HTML if you want complete control over your website's structure without any framework overhead.

27. Svelte​

  • Choose Svelte if you want a modern, compiler-based approach to building highly efficient web applications with minimal boilerplate.

28. Vite 3​

  • Choose Vite 3 if you need a fast, modern build tool that works well with various front-end frameworks, especially Vue.

29. VitePress​

  • Choose VitePress if you want to create documentation with a simple, Vue-powered static site generator.

30. Vue​

  • Choose Vue if you need an easy-to-learn, versatile framework for building user interfaces and single-page applications.

31. Zola​

  • Choose Zola if you want a simple, fast static site generator written in Rust with a focus on performance and ease of use.