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This is cool! A possible extension to HTMX would be to allow this kind of offloading to pure JS functions instead of requiring hacky intercepts. You would sti
by ukuina 3y ago
This is cool!
A possible extension to HTMX would be to allow this kind of offloading to pure JS functions instead of requiring hacky intercepts.
You would still have a clear separation of responsibilities between frontend rendering (by the browser only) and application logic (which only generates HTML as output).
- nymanjon 3y agoI've done the same thing with vanilla JS in a service worker. I did it with my HTMF library -- similar to HTMX -- but not production ready and based on forms rather than being able to put your attributes everywhere. I'll have to create a simple to do app with HTMX that shows this same functionality. The Rust one is cool as you can do it with 150kB library. But I can do the same thing with 10kB with just simple JS.