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We're migrating our apps from Vue.js to HTMX, and it has been a great experience. The size of our codebase has consistently gone down as we move things to HTMX,
by jonesnc 4y ago
We're migrating our apps from Vue.js to HTMX, and it has been a great experience. The size of our codebase has consistently gone down as we move things to HTMX, and it feels like the level of complexity goes down as well.
I highly recommend using HTMX.
- hedgehog 4y agoWhat kind of apps? I used Intercooler (sort of a predecessor to HTMX) for a personal project and it worked well but I didn't get a good feel for what it would be like to build more complicated UI.
- megaman821 4y agoI don't think UI is part of HTMX's concerns. It is a library for submitting data and loading HTML fragments. For general UI components, I like https://shoelace.style/ https://shoelace.style/.
- codegeek 4y agoWould you be open to sharing your experience on this a bit more ? We have a JS heavy app with 100s of VueJS components. Could those be transferred to HTMX ?
- StreamBright 4y agoWe are planning to do the same thing. Would you have any write up that you could share?
- x-complexity 4y agoIf possible: Can you say how much of the code reduction is based on not needing to manually handle bespoke request behavior? (errors, transitions, animations, etc.) Also: How much has the backend's responsibility in pre-rendering grown in response to the move to HTMX?