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Because many usage examples could be "live" as you go through the document learning about htmx functionality. Seeing is believing. The very same htmx-enhanced h
by openrisk 2y ago
Because many usage examples could be "live" as you go through the document learning about htmx functionality. Seeing is believing. The very same htmx-enhanced html pages deployed statically would (presumably) fall back to something still readable.
Ofcourse there might be valid reasons to choose to deploy statically using adoc (reusing for pdf, minimal maintenance etc.) but my point is about maximizing the impact.
- djeastm 2y ago>many usage examples could be "live" as you go through the document learning about htmx functionality The examples at htmx.org itself are like this (e.g. https://htmx.org/examples/click-to-edit/ https://htmx.org/examples/click-to-edit/)