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I think requirements have generally shifted quite bit from what plain html can do, if that's what you mean with "hypermedia". Though true, there's probably a gr
by tosihakkeri 5y ago
I think requirements have generally shifted quite bit from what plain html can do, if that's what you mean with "hypermedia". Though true, there's probably a growing understanding that one doesn't need React on every website. So maybe it'll rather be more refined understanding of when to use certain technologies.
- recursivedoubts 5y agohttps://htmx.org/examples/ https://htmx.org/examples/
- tosihakkeri 5y agoCertainly interesting but I fail to understand what's the big benefit? Also I would be afraid to have some corner cases that would need to be covered with JS, and that could get really ugly.
- recursivedoubts 5y agothe big benefits are the simplicity of the model and returning to the hypermedia network architecture (with its attendant benefits) don't worry! If you need to kick out to some front end scripting we have a solution for that as well: https://hyperscript.org https://hyperscript.org So no ugly javascript! ;)