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My favorite thing about HTMX is being able to do SPA-like experiences without writing anything besides my Common Lisp server code. Making hypertext just a view

My favorite thing about HTMX is being able to do SPA-like experiences without writing anything besides my Common Lisp server code. Making hypertext just a view layer again really increases the joy of web programming for me.

worthless-trash 3y ago
I've written some demos in CL with htmx( https://github.com/wmealing/learn-htmx https://github.com/wmealing/learn-htmx ) and have it shipping in production. Sadly, I can't share the source for those. You got any public repos of your work ? I'm itching to compare notes.
- ghomem 3y ago
  This is a toy but.... https://github.com/ghomem/definitive-web https://github.com/ghomem/definitive-web https://definitive.li https://definitive.li
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replwoacause 3y ago
Same here. It’s been a game changer for me and enables me to build UI experiences that I wouldn’t be able to otherwise since I suck at JS.
VWWHFSfQ 3y ago
The best thing about HTMX is that jinja2 (well, minijinja in Rust) has finally become my view layer again. Bootstrap + HTMX + sprinkle in a tiny bit of jQuery and I have a fully-featured interactive webapp. Returning partial HTML from the server is a game-changing paradigm in web development.