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One thing which worries me is GitHub issues (including mine, it’s just a doc issue) don’t seem to be getting much feedback, not sure how big the dev team is. I
by CJefferson 3y ago
One thing which worries me is GitHub issues (including mine, it’s just a doc issue) don’t seem to be getting much feedback, not sure how big the dev team is.
I’m still using htmx, and enjoying it, just raising a concern as you asked.
- recursivedoubts 3y agoearly spring is always the worst time for me because i'm in the thick of a hard semester (in spring i teach compilers), i'm helping getting youth baseball rolling, i have to get taxes worked out, etc. once june rolls around i can dedicate a lot more time to htmx good news is that most issues are fairly obscure: the htmx codebase isn't too complicated i posted a walk through of the important parts of the code here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=javGxN-h9VQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=javGxN-h9VQ 2.0 (coming soon) works pretty much the same way
- CJefferson 3y agoI understand those exact issues, I'm also an academic, and sometimes the github issues and PRs on my projects build up -- and nothing I've released is near the popularity of htmx! I can understand not wanting too big a dev team, as bloat and extra features is bad in many projects, but would really hurt htmx, when the aim is to be minimal.