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> Not even a backend is required. > In a nutshell, htmz lets you swap page fragments with HTML from the server using vanilla HTML code. So a backend is needed

• Kalabasa 3y ago
  Oops, it's just a mistake on word choice in the nutshell summary. This works on static files like on a local filesystem (in that case the "server" is the local filesystem that serves me files that happen to be html) Edit: on second thought, direct filesystem access has different origins which would mess with iframes. I'm not on the computer now to test. But at the very least you need a basic web server that serves files.
  • hanniabu 3y ago
    Thanks for the clarification, so it would work the same as a static site where you just need a place to retrieve the files from
    • turnsout 3y ago
      Yes, aka a webserver
• rizky05 3y ago
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