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An Open-Source sub-framework designed with a focus on server-side-rendering, lazy-loading, and styling/animation.
The HTML-first framework
Qwik is designed for the fastest possible page load time, by delivering pure HTML with near 0 javascript for your pages to become interactive, regardless of how complex your site or app is. It achieves this via resumability of HTML and ultra fine-grained lazy-loading of code.
Getting Started
Try out our starter:
npm init qwik@latest
- Understand the difference between resumable and replayable applications.
- Learn about Qwik's high level mental model.
Blog Posts
- HTML-first, JavaScript last: the secret to web speed!
- A first look at Qwik - the HTML first framework
- Death by Closure (and how Qwik solves it)
- Qwik: the answer to optimal fine-grained lazy loading
Development
- See Developer.md for more information on how to build Qwik from the source and contribute!
Community
- Ping us at @QwikDev
- Join our Discord community.
- Join our weekly office hours
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An Open-Source sub-framework designed with a focus on server-side-rendering, lazy-loading, and styling/animation.
The npm package @builder.io/qwik receives a total of 9,422 weekly downloads. As such, @builder.io/qwik popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @builder.io/qwik demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 23 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 17 Mar 2022
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