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I never worked with HTMX, but I think that frameworks like next.js or Astro, that can render server side and client side with the same code, are superior. HTMX
by andix 3y ago
I never worked with HTMX, but I think that frameworks like next.js or Astro, that can render server side and client side with the same code, are superior.
HTMX may work well for many websites though, especially if they are using mostly static content with limited interactivity.
- jjdeveloper 3y agoI wanted to go down this route but Astro can’t render table rows without being wrapped in a table tag. Which killed this as an option for me
- Etheryte 3y agoWhy would this be the deal breaker of all things? If necessary, you can tack on both the semantics and the layout properties to any container really.
- flagrant_taco 3y agoAstro renders JSX to html, what happened when you tried to render a table row without a wrapper table rag? And more importantly, what is a table row doing outside of a table?
- jjdeveloper 3y agoAstro removes the html tags and just renders text, so I can’t return a new table row for simple crud setup. Only when it’s a valid table does it not strip out the html.
- flagrant_taco 3y agoOh that's interesting, never seen that happen before but I must have just never run into that use case