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HTMX https://htmx.org/ https://htmx.org/ LiteDOM https://litedom.js.org/ https://litedom.js.org/ Stimulus https://stimulusjs.org/ https://stimulusjs.org/ Tur

by brylie 6y ago

HTMX https://htmx.org/ https://htmx.org/ LiteDOM https://litedom.js.org/ https://litedom.js.org/ Stimulus https://stimulusjs.org/ https://stimulusjs.org/ Turbolinks https://github.com/turbolinks/turbolinks https://github.com/turbolinks/turbolinks

rolae 6y ago
Stimulus Reflex https://docs.stimulusreflex.com/ https://docs.stimulusreflex.com/ Laravel Livewire https://laravel-livewire.com/ https://laravel-livewire.com/ Phoenix LiveView https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix_live_view https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix_live_view That's where I see a lot of potential. With Stimulus Reflex I have the convenience and development speed of Rails and I can enhance it with StimulusJS sprinkles and reflexes to create great experiences for the user. The interactivity I get is enough for 90%+ of the webapps out there and the complexity to do it is far less.
tapvt 6y ago
I am quite a fan of HTMX and am using it for multiple projects now. I hope it continues to gain traction.
- edwinyzh 6y ago
  Me too! As a developer mostly with desktop software development experiences, htmx is so much straightforward to understand and easy to code, it's a perfect chose for me to implement pages such as 'License Upgrade', 'License Renew', and so on: https://docxmanager.com/miscpages/upgrade-to-standard-from-basic.html https://docxmanager.com/miscpages/upgrade-to-standard-from-b...
- dinkleberg 6y ago
  How do you handle things like menu pop-ups and toggling/hiding content? I keep wanting to use htmx and it's like, but there always seem to be very common tasks like having an expandable menu on mobile that don't have a great solution in these libraries and I have to write vanilla JS. I've settled on Alpine instead for the time being because it has some data management built in. I'm thinking I'm going to have to switch to Vue on my current project because I feel so much less productive with Alpine.
  - recursivedoubts 6y ago
    htmx is focused on increasing the network-oriented expressiveness of HTML, rather than on pure front end enhancements. For something like menu popups or toggling content on the front end, I would expect an application to use a front end framework like bootstrap, or perhaps WebComponents, or a scripting solution like Alpine, in conjunction with htmx. Alpine and htmx complement one another nicely, particularly since htmx 0.2.0, when we started firing kebab-style event names.
    - dinkleberg 6y ago
      Ah for whatever reason I always saw this as an either-or scenario, not in tandem. That gives me hope as I’ve wanted to use htmx on a project. Gonna start playing around with it tonight. Thanks!
  - brylie 6y ago
    Basically, you can toggle visibility on your pop up menus or modals with standard CSS/HTML. The visibility class/attribute can be controlled declaratively or imperatively without much JS. You can even use CSS transitions to add nice smooth animation to your menu/overlay. #UseThePlatform
- brainbag 6y ago
  Do you have any examples or favorite articles about using it? I'm exploring the space, but have really limited time to sit down with all of the different options today. HTMX is one that is very intriguing.

by brylie 6y ago

rolae 6y ago

Stimulus Reflex https://docs.stimulusreflex.com/ https://docs.stimulusreflex.com/ Laravel Livewire https://laravel-livewire.com/ https://laravel-livewire.com/ Phoenix LiveView https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix_live_view https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix_live_view That's where I see a lot of potential. With Stimulus Reflex I have the convenience and development speed of Rails and I can enhance it with StimulusJS sprinkles and reflexes to create great experiences for the user. The interactivity I get is enough for 90%+ of the webapps out there and the complexity to do it is far less.

tapvt 6y ago

I am quite a fan of HTMX and am using it for multiple projects now. I hope it continues to gain traction.

edwinyzh 6y ago
Me too! As a developer mostly with desktop software development experiences, htmx is so much straightforward to understand and easy to code, it's a perfect chose for me to implement pages such as 'License Upgrade', 'License Renew', and so on: https://docxmanager.com/miscpages/upgrade-to-standard-from-basic.html https://docxmanager.com/miscpages/upgrade-to-standard-from-b...
dinkleberg 6y ago
How do you handle things like menu pop-ups and toggling/hiding content? I keep wanting to use htmx and it's like, but there always seem to be very common tasks like having an expandable menu on mobile that don't have a great solution in these libraries and I have to write vanilla JS. I've settled on Alpine instead for the time being because it has some data management built in. I'm thinking I'm going to have to switch to Vue on my current project because I feel so much less productive with Alpine.
- recursivedoubts 6y ago
  htmx is focused on increasing the network-oriented expressiveness of HTML, rather than on pure front end enhancements. For something like menu popups or toggling content on the front end, I would expect an application to use a front end framework like bootstrap, or perhaps WebComponents, or a scripting solution like Alpine, in conjunction with htmx. Alpine and htmx complement one another nicely, particularly since htmx 0.2.0, when we started firing kebab-style event names.
  - dinkleberg 6y ago
    Ah for whatever reason I always saw this as an either-or scenario, not in tandem. That gives me hope as I’ve wanted to use htmx on a project. Gonna start playing around with it tonight. Thanks!
- brylie 6y ago
  Basically, you can toggle visibility on your pop up menus or modals with standard CSS/HTML. The visibility class/attribute can be controlled declaratively or imperatively without much JS. You can even use CSS transitions to add nice smooth animation to your menu/overlay. #UseThePlatform
brainbag 6y ago
Do you have any examples or favorite articles about using it? I'm exploring the space, but have really limited time to sit down with all of the different options today. HTMX is one that is very intriguing.