In this post, I am going to share some of my experiences and the benefits of using htmx to build modern, rich and interactive web applications driv...
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Great article! I'm looking into ASP.NET Core Blazor and wonder if I maybe should go for Htmx instead
Thank you for this article. HTMX sounds like a revolution: back to the place where the magic started several years ago. Refreshing.
it is the react fever and SPAs that made us forget about the basics.
How did you think this compares to Ruby on Rails turbo links?
Because both
hx-boostand Turbolinks intercept anchor links and send ajax request for the body content and swap them.If you use a so called masterpage and have a tag in it for the partials you can use innerHTML to swap those parts and voila you have a SPA. Of course you use Ajax calls for this because a normal link would switch the whole page content and thats not what you want.
I think this site does something similar
web.dev/app-shell-ux-with-service-...
are they really using Google chrome prograssive apps? looks like witchcraft to me!
Thanks never heard of it before :)
I wrote my own Ajax library that does the same. Change all calls in Ajax calls. I put all the Html on the innerHTML DOM. Dont know how htmx does the trick. Must be like that because how else would you change parts of the screen.
I have a good rebuttle here!
dev.to/codingwithbrendon/revisitin...