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For people who want to see more advanced examples/tutorials built using Django and htmx- you can see a bunch here: https://htmx-django.com/ https://htmx-django.
by jonathan-adly 5y ago
For people who want to see more advanced examples/tutorials built using Django and htmx- you can see a bunch here: https://htmx-django.com/ https://htmx-django.com/
Anything that can be done with React/Vue can be done with htmx in a more “Django-way”- it’s an amazing library that allows for complete web applications without the complexity of the JS ecosystem
- robertoandred 5y agoAll I see there is someone using <span>s as fake <a>s.
- jonathan-adly 5y agocool, right? You don't have to do this with htmx, but you can if you want too and I did because I wanted too :) Keep an open mind and continue reading on
- gxnxcxcx 5y agoRequiring 28 kB of javascript in order to be able to click on navigation links might not be the alternative to the sins of the JS ecosystem I expected when following this thread. Of course, that fact alone doesn't undermine the merits of the subject matter. But I'd seriously consider it a presentation issue when doing evangelism.
- robertoandred 5y agoFake links break normal link behavior. Accessibility issues, opening links in new tabs, etc.
- nauticacom 5y agoSo cool! I love being able to break accessibility and the fundamental building block of the web :)
- pwdisswordfish0 5y ago>because I wanted too Why though? I see this sometimes even on mainstream sites and I always wonder what the idea is.