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Locales, layoutContext, and hreflang in JSkelet
Build /en and /tr chrome with content dictionaries and alternate links — without a client locale store fighting the URL.
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Getting started: your first route and island in JSkelet
From jskelet init to a cached public page and a mount() island — the smallest loop that proves complete HTML plus selective JavaScript.
2 min read
Private routes, CSRF, and a server-rendered admin in JSkelet
How JSkelet keeps signed-in HTML out of the public cache while editors use classic form POSTs, sessions, and 303 redirects.
4 min read
HTML cache with stale-while-revalidate — ISR speed without a static rebuild
JSkelet keeps full HTML in process memory with TTL and background revalidation. Editors publish instantly; visitors keep reading warm pages — no SSG pipeline required.
2 min read
Invalidate the HTML cache next to your mutations
TTL and stale-while-revalidate only work if publish paths name their keys. Patterns for list + detail invalidation in JSkelet apps.
2 min read
UI kits on .jsk without shipping React
Want shadcn-like tokens and components in a JSkelet admin? Use CSS variables and HTML-string helpers — not Radix and a second runtime.
3 min read
Vanilla JS islands: complete HTML from the server, JavaScript only where you touch
JSkelet ships readable pages without a client framework. Wake small mount() islands for theme toggles, search, and widgets — never for the article body.
3 min read
Migrate from Next.js App Router to JSkelet — one page at a time
Map App Router pages to route tables, client components to islands, and ISR to JSkelet’s HTML cache. A practical order that keeps SEO URLs stable.
3 min read
What Googlebot reads when your HTML arrives complete
Search crawlers still prefer real markup in the first response. With JSkelet, semantic headings, crawlable links, and server HTML beat a blank shell that waits on JavaScript.
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Core Web Vitals and SEO without a React runtime on content pages
LCP loves complete HTML. INP loves less main-thread work. JSkelet ships server HTML, a small island budget, and cache-first public GETs for content sites.