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Guides
Astro backend handoff
Everything you need to hand off an Astro project to a backend developer — cleanly and explicitly. Covers Twig templates, plain PHP includes, variable manifests, and integration docs.
How to convert an Astro project to Twig templates
A step-by-step breakdown of what it takes to turn Astro components into Twig partials — manually, and with a build-time tool.
Backend handoff from Astro — the clean way
What a proper Astro-to-backend handoff looks like, what usually goes wrong, and how to structure it so the backend developer can start immediately.
Generating PHP templates from an Astro project
How to convert Astro components to plain PHP include-based templates — without a framework, without a runtime, and without rewriting your frontend structure.
Why frontend developers should own the backend handoff
The handoff is not a backend problem. It's a frontend artifact — and the frontend developer is the only one positioned to generate it correctly.
Astro project delivery checklist — what to ship to your backend developer
A practical checklist for frontend developers delivering an Astro project to a backend team. What to include, what to generate, and what to never hand off manually.