Hello Fresh team,
First, I want to say that I really like Fresh and the philosophy behind it. The simplicity, performance, and the idea of staying close to web standards are things that make Fresh really appealing.
I understand that Fresh is intentionally designed to stay minimal and avoid becoming an overloaded framework with too many abstractions. I think this is one of its strengths.
However, I think it would be really interesting to have more built-in components and utilities for common application needs. Not necessarily a huge collection of features, but a carefully selected set of official tools that could make building complete applications easier.
For many developers, one of the biggest advantages of frameworks like Next.js is having many useful features already included and designed to work together. Having a bit more "batteries included" in Fresh could make it easier for developers to choose Fresh for larger projects, while still keeping its simplicity and performance.
I believe there is a great opportunity to find a balance: keeping Fresh lightweight and elegant, but providing more official solutions for common problems developers face every day.
Thank you for your work on Fresh. I really enjoy the project and I hope it continues to grow while keeping what makes it special.
Hello Fresh team,
First, I want to say that I really like Fresh and the philosophy behind it. The simplicity, performance, and the idea of staying close to web standards are things that make Fresh really appealing.
I understand that Fresh is intentionally designed to stay minimal and avoid becoming an overloaded framework with too many abstractions. I think this is one of its strengths.
However, I think it would be really interesting to have more built-in components and utilities for common application needs. Not necessarily a huge collection of features, but a carefully selected set of official tools that could make building complete applications easier.
For many developers, one of the biggest advantages of frameworks like Next.js is having many useful features already included and designed to work together. Having a bit more "batteries included" in Fresh could make it easier for developers to choose Fresh for larger projects, while still keeping its simplicity and performance.
I believe there is a great opportunity to find a balance: keeping Fresh lightweight and elegant, but providing more official solutions for common problems developers face every day.
Thank you for your work on Fresh. I really enjoy the project and I hope it continues to grow while keeping what makes it special.