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Astro+TypeScript+React+Tailwind Blog Starter

A minimalistic Jekyll theme for personal blogs, featuring an archive page, Disqus comments, and Google Analytics.

Permanent dark theme for Poole, a Jekyll blog theme, with customizable navbar and 20px base font size.

A Google-styled Hexo theme with responsive mobile-first layout, morphing navigation, and Prism code highlighting.

A dark Hexo theme, it's responsive, simple but elegant.
Astro TypeScript React Tailwind Blog is an open-source static blog starter template built by customizing the official Astro blog example, combining Astro, TypeScript, React, and Tailwind CSS to generate a fast blog site with reading time and tag support.
Astro TypeScript React Tailwind Blog is a customized fork of the official Astro blog example from the withastro/astro repository, modified to use pnpm for dependency management and enhanced with React components, Tailwind CSS styling, and .env file support. The template takes blog post files as input and produces a fully static website in the ./dist/ directory when you run pnpm build.
pnpm i, pnpm dev starts a local server at localhost:3000, pnpm build outputs to ./dist/, and pnpm preview serves the build locally..env files, making it easy to change values per environment.dist/ folder to any static host like Netlify or Vercel.Clone the repository and run pnpm i to install dependencies. For local development, run pnpm dev to serve the site at localhost:3000. When you're ready to publish, pnpm build creates the production site in ./dist/, and pnpm preview lets you check it locally before deploying.
The template is completely free and open source, published as a public GitHub repository with no paid tiers or hidden costs.
Run pnpm dev from the project root. The site is served at http://localhost:3000 and automatically reloads when you edit files.
The README documents pnpm i, pnpm dev, pnpm build, pnpm preview, pnpm astro, and pnpm astro --help. These cover installation, development, building, previewing, and accessing the Astro CLI.
Yes, TypeScript is used throughout the source code, so you get type checking and better IDE support out of the box.
Yes, the template reads configurable values from .env files, so you can adjust settings without editing components or pages.
The template is free and open source, hosted on GitHub. You can use it for personal or commercial projects without paying a license fee.
