yes, you write this weird custom syntax that's interpreted in js, without writing any single line of js!
well, except when you want to do drag and drop sorting and this other thing.
yeah you get to communicate intent with html, but ignoring the security concerns for arguments sake, an inline script tag or your good old onclick event handler can do that too.
yes, you write this weird custom syntax that's interpreted in js, without writing any single line of js!
well, except when you want to do drag and drop sorting and this other thing.
yeah you get to communicate intent with html, but ignoring the security concerns for arguments sake, an inline script tag or your good old onclick event handler can do that too.
Declarative style is almost always a win, IMO.
this one is really, truly the last version for sure
Excited for Htmy!
htmxkcd
it's truly wonderful how much can be done and still be better than writing javascript
Do you actually feel like this is better (and not just at par or worse)?
Almost anything is better than writing JavaScript
I find it much better for my use cases to use this than to use a JavaScript framework the necessitates the use of a JavaScript server
I feel like Carson Gross wrote this himself lol
The only trolling I see is in your tone.
Okay, the author changed idea, so?
What's your point?