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I'm the creator of htmx, glad to see this make HN. Happy to answer questions.
Has anybody built a site they’d like to share built with htmx? (If so, do share :)
The htmx site uses htmx: https://htmx.org All link clicks are ajax'd via the hx-boost attribute: https://htmx.org/attributes/hx-boost/
I'm the creator of htmx, glad to see this make HN. Happy to answer questions.
I'm the creator of htmx, glad to see this make HN. Happy to answer questions.
I only wanna to say thanks for this project. I make a ecommerce platform on Rust (not yet public) and it become one of the main reason I could do this as fast as it have. Combining with tailwindcss I think is near the holy grail for backend-first web apps :)
I'm the creator of htmx, glad to see this make HN. Happy to answer questions.
Why is interacting with the examples slow? https://htmx.org/examples/delete-row/
to better simulate real network latency for things like progress indicators, etc.
I'm the creator of htmx, glad to see this make HN. Happy to answer questions.
Congratulations! What are the next directions for the scripting language?
It still needs some pretty basic stuff like for loops and so forth. The goal is for it to be a embeddable, DOM-friendly & transparently asynchronous scripting language so you don't need to deal w/ callbacks:
on click
add .throb to me
wait 3s
remove .throb from me
end
edit: one thing I'm pretty sure about is that I'm going to go back to an interpreted runtime over the transpilation I'm doing now
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Practically, you are allowed to do so. I understand both sides of the argument, so I set it up so you could choose which one you preferred. I don't see a reason to force my preferences on anyone.
Using data- which is the niche made for this in the standard, seems to be the solution that's more likely to still work 15 years down the line.
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The htmx site uses htmx: https://htmx.org All link clicks are ajax'd via the hx-boost attribute: https://htmx.org/attributes/hx-boost/
I like the site. I'm just curious, was it a conscious decision to not minify htmx.js? Seems you could save a fair few bytes that way.
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:) It's very different than stimulus. htmx extends HTML as a hypertext, it isn't tied to any particular backend and doesn't have any binding concepts. It's really a complete different concept. I'd recommend reading the docs: https://htmx.org/docs/
Sure okay, the DSLs are different. So who’s the target audience? I’m curious to know the typical developer attracted to libraries like this. That is t saying it’s bad or anything. It’s different enough I have a genuine curiosity
I'm the creator of htmx, glad to see this make HN. Happy to answer questions.
I only wanna to say thanks for this project. I make a ecommerce platform on Rust (not yet public) and it become one of the main reason I could do this as fast as it have. Combining with tailwindcss I think is near the holy grail for backend-first web apps :)