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Dauros

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    Comment #35541807

    Yes! HTMX is a better API on top of a XMLHttpRequest for this approach. A hypothetical next iteration of the HTML standard could make most of HTMX unnecessary. Maybe one day.

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    Comment #35537114

    Usually we have a base template with a content block that a child template can extend. The extend keyword supports variables as well. So we can create a dummy base template, e.g. f…

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    Comment #35535894

    It's already supported with the client-side-templates extension [1]. HTMX can fetch JSON from the backend then calls e.g. nunjucks.render() with the data. [1]: https://htmx.org/ext…

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    Comment #35535863

    Not at all, you can preload as many data as you wish and use vanilla or a companion JS framework like Alpine.js or HyperScript or any web-component to make the current page interac…

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    Comment #35535782

    HTMX is basically a JavaScript framework that makes the traditional request-response approach feels like an SPA via replacing only part(s) of the current page with the response. In…

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    Comment #35534520

    Because they are actually two distinct views: one is a details view, the other one is a form view. HTMX loads the form view and replaces the respective part of the page. But it nee…

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    Comment #33571003

    On the other hand this site also teaches the internet that eventually everything becomes a reaction-diffusion system/phase separating fluids [1]. [1]: https://www.karlsims.com/rd.h…

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    Comment #30845938

    HTMX helps you create an SPA-like experience without using a full SPA framework. You can utilize the full power of your favourite backend framework (e.g form validation, template-s…

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    Comment #30383901

    Site bug report: on the pricing page the 'Use cases' and `Features` links in the footer are throwing errors in the browser console. I guess they are trying to jump to a specific se…

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    Comment #30146647

    Yes, Go templating is quite hard. There was a feature request[1] to implement the Django/Jinja2-like Pongo2 template engine[2], but got rejected because it would have been a too bi…

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    Comment #29696478

    You can combine HTMX with a SSG like Hugo and generate a bunch of partial HTML files that HTMX can load later on request. No server is required.

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    Comment #29690882

    Joplin also have a few plugins [1], e.g. Obsidian-like graph plot of the notes [2,3], math mode [4], or tabs interface [5]. [1]: https://github.com/joplin/plugins/blob/master/READM…

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    Comment #29604593

    AFAIK the only one is Dramatiq [1] with dramatiq-pg [2]: a 3rd party message broker using Postgres LISTEN/NOTIFY. [1]: https://dramatiq.io/ [2]: https://gitlab.com/dalibo/dramatiq-…

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    Comment #24680779

    > Refactoring shouldn't exist in this hypothetical game Without refactoring the factory planning phase would be more difficult since I don't want to fill the best places on the map…

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    Comment #24597216

    Gitg. Similar to gitk but with a nicer GTK GUI.