Introduction to htmx

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Post by quan » Fri, Jan 05, 2024, 6:21 PM UTC

Re: Introduction to htmx

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Post by geek_at » Fri, Jan 05, 2024, 9:39 PM UTC

As a self employed MSP I do very little programming. Sometimes I have to make some small site or tool for a client and I never got warm with the modern webdev tools like Vue or react.

It just seemed so bloated having to npm hundred of libraries with sub dependencies to write a little tool.

When I started using HTMX my whole work flow changed and I can whip up a MSP in under a day with zero external dependencies or libraries besides htmx and pico css (or sometimes bootstrap)

It's fast, it's easy and it made web dev fun again (for me)

Re: Introduction to htmx

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Post by leansensei » Mon, Jan 08, 2024, 5:49 AM UTC

geek_at wrote: post #2

As a self employed MSP I do very little programming. Sometimes I have to make some small site or tool for a client and I never got warm with the modern webdev tools like Vue or react. It just seemed so bloated having to npm hundred of libraries with sub dependencies to write a little tool. When I started using HTMX my whole work flow changed and I can whip up a MSP in under a day with zero external dependencies or li…

What is "MSP"?

Re: Introduction to htmx

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Post by geek_at » Mon, Jan 08, 2024, 9:34 AM UTC

leansensei wrote: post #3

geek_at wrote: post #2

As a self employed MSP I do very little programming. Sometimes I have to make some small site or tool for a client and I never got warm with the modern webdev tools like Vue or react. It just seemed so bloated having to npm hundred of libraries with sub dependencies to write a little tool. When I started using HTMX my whole work flow changed and I can whip up a MSP in under a day with zero external dependencies or li…

What is "MSP"?

managed service provider. Someone who manages IT systems of their clients