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What’s Coming in 2024 and Beyond In the fast-moving world of web development, frameworks are no longer just tools — they’re ecosystems. They shape how developers build, how businesses scale, and how users experience the web. And in 2023–24, a wave of new trends is reshaping the landscape once again. From the rise of “disappearing […]
What’s Coming in 2024 and Beyond
In the fast-moving world of web development, frameworks are no longer just tools — they’re ecosystems. They shape how developers build, how businesses scale, and how users experience the web. And in 2023–24, a wave of new trends is reshaping the landscape once again.
From the rise of “disappearing frameworks” like Astro and Fresh, to the push toward edge-enhanced static site generation, the industry is entering a new era of performance, modularity, and flexibility. Here’s what you need to know — and why your next website might look (and work) very differently.
The Rise of Disappearing Frameworks: Less JS, More Speed
Astro, Fresh, and similar frameworks are part of a new wave that challenges traditional JavaScript-heavy SPAs (single-page applications). Known as “disappearing frameworks”, these tools aim to render fast, mostly static HTML pages — and keep runtime JavaScript to a minimum.
Why it matters:
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Improved Core Web Vitals: Less JavaScript = faster pages and better Google rankings.
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Enhanced user experience: Especially on mobile or slow connections.
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Simplified development: Astro lets you write in React, Vue, Svelte — then strips out unused client-side code.
Astro’s “Islands Architecture” delivers interactivity only where needed, leading to incredibly lean pages.
For digital marketing and SEO teams, these frameworks offer a massive opportunity: better-performing landing pages without compromising on design or interactivity.
⚡ Edge-Enhanced Static Site Generation (SSG): Speed Meets Personalisation
Frameworks like Next.js, Nuxt 3, and Eleventy are integrating more with edge networks (e.g., Cloudflare, Vercel, Netlify) to deliver pre-rendered content closer to users — and even dynamically personalize it at the edge.
Key advantages:
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Blazing fast load times, thanks to CDN-level rendering
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Improved scalability for high-traffic or global websites
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Real-time personalization without slow server roundtrips
This approach merges the best of static and dynamic: low-latency content with intelligent targeting — ideal for eCommerce, SaaS, and content-heavy businesses.
The Global Edge: What This Means for Export-Focused Businesses
As an agency that works with exporters, we see firsthand the importance of fast, localized, and multilingual experiences. These new frameworks:
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Reduce latency for international users
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Allow content localization at the edge
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Lower infrastructure costs by avoiding overprovisioned origin servers
With frameworks like Astro or Next.js + edge rendering, companies expanding into new markets can serve content faster and more effectively, improving conversions globally.
What’s Next?
We expect continued growth in:
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Composable architectures (Mixing micro frontends, APIs, and headless CMSs)
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Zero-JS or minimal-JS frameworks aimed at accessibility and sustainability
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Buildless frameworks that reduce bundling time (e.g., Vite, Qwik)
Agencies and developers that adapt early will enjoy the triple benefit of:
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Happier users
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Better SEO
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More scalable performance
️ Should You Switch to a New Framework?
Not always. But if:
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Your site is slow or bloated
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You serve an international audience
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You want better technical SEO
Then it’s worth considering a modern, lightweight framework with edge-ready capabilities.
Ready to Build What’s Next?
At Matrix Internet, we stay ahead of the curve so your digital presence always performs. Whether you’re looking to refresh your website, adopt a new framework, or prepare your platform for global growth, we’re ready to help.
Get in touch to explore how modern frameworks can transform your digital strategy.
By Matrix Internet
