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I’ve been using spinneret + htmx + lass[1] + parenscript (as needed) + hunchentoot for various interactive applications for a while. I don’t have a ton to show,

I’ve been using spinneret + htmx + lass[1] + parenscript (as needed) + hunchentoot for various interactive applications for a while. I don’t have a ton to show, but it’s a nice quick way to quickly produce one-off apps. And, with htmx’s websocket capabilities, you can use the browser as a sort of repl sidecar for visualizing things (together with something that generates svg) [1]: https://github.com/Shinmera/LASS https://github.com/Shinmera/LASS

aidenn0 3y ago
Have you written up anything about htmx with lisp? My last CL webapp used MithrilJS and parenscript, but htmx looks like a better fit.
- fiddlerwoaroof 3y ago
  Not really, I’ve intended to come up with a sort of framework for automatically serving partial pages when the relevant headers are present, but it’s pretty straightforward to use. The only slightly tricky part is spinneret’s attribute validation
  - aidenn0 3y ago
    > The only slightly tricky part is spinneret’s attribute validation I'm firmly in camp cl-who, so not a problem for me :)
    - fiddlerwoaroof 3y ago
      I’m not a huge fan of cl-who: I wrote a couple things with it and spinneret just seemed to work better.