My favorite thing about HTMX is being able to do SPA-like experiences without writing anything besides my Common Lisp server code. Making hypertext just a view layer again really increases the joy of web programming for me.
The best thing about HTMX is that jinja2 (well, minijinja in Rust) has finally become my view layer again. Bootstrap + HTMX + sprinkle in a tiny bit of jQuery and I have a fully-featured interactive webapp. Returning partial HTML from the server is a game-changing paradigm in web development.
I've written some demos in CL with htmx( https://github.com/wmealing/learn-htmx ) and have it shipping in production. Sadly, I can't share the source for those. You got any public repos of your work ?
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My favorite thing about HTMX is being able to do SPA-like experiences without writing anything besides my Common Lisp server code. Making hypertext just a view layer again really increases the joy of web programming for me.
The best thing about HTMX is that jinja2 (well, minijinja in Rust) has finally become my view layer again. Bootstrap + HTMX + sprinkle in a tiny bit of jQuery and I have a fully-featured interactive webapp. Returning partial HTML from the server is a game-changing paradigm in web development.
I've written some demos in CL with htmx( https://github.com/wmealing/learn-htmx ) and have it shipping in production. Sadly, I can't share the source for those. You got any public repos of your work ?
I'm itching to compare notes.
This is a toy but....
https://github.com/ghomem/definitive-web
https://definitive.li
Same here. It’s been a game changer for me and enables me to build UI experiences that I wouldn’t be able to otherwise since I suck at JS.