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Unfortunately, the more of this I read the more I'm convinced. Especially in the context of rapid prototyping but also in larger projects. I love serverside te
by jddj 3y ago
Unfortunately, the more of this I read the more I'm convinced. Especially in the context of rapid prototyping but also in larger projects.
I love serverside templating. I use go templates, asp net razorpages and old laravel blade across various projects. It's hard for me to see the enthusiasm for htmx as anything but an overcorrection from react, and the project itself feels like it chooses ideology over function (nothing wrong with that, just not great for getting things done).
In a year I do think we'll see the typical stream of rewrites.
- recursivedoubts 3y agomaybe https://htmx.org/essays/a-real-world-react-to-htmx-port/ https://htmx.org/essays/a-real-world-react-to-htmx-port/
- hirvi74 3y ago> I use go templates, asp net razorpages and old laravel blade across various projects. HTMX + Razor Pages/Views is so freaking nice. It's seriously increased reusability so much for me. HTMX has also greatly reduced the amount of JS I have to write for the same functionality I was getting with Vanilla JS. Depending on what I need, I find the JS API that HTMX has to be very helpful, albeit I wish a few things were a tad better/more clear in the docs for that area (or I was just too much of an idiot to figure out). None the less, I have no intentions of jumping ship from HTMX anytime soon.