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No dependencies, except for htmx and whatever else you need to make it work.
by robertoandred 3y ago
No dependencies, except for htmx and whatever else you need to make it work.
- yawaramin 3y agoWe didn't say 'no dependencies', we said 'dependency issues'. Htmx is a single <script> tag in your page, your custom JS is another one. That's it, unless you have specialized needs that can only be solved by more client-side JS.
- afavour 3y agoNo one said no dependencies. htmx itself has no dependencies which would make me a lot more comfortable adding it to a project.
- absoluteunit1 3y agoSorry for confusion; when I said “dependency issues will be a thing of the past” I was referring to large js projects where your dependency list is 50+; updating one dependency to a new version can be a very cumbersome task Using htmx will be breath of fresh air if you’ve ever had to deal with complex dependency issues