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Definitely - I think what's really interesting is that there is clearly a kind of "attractor" which all of these frameworks are pulled toward. That's kind of ma
by alex-moon 1y ago
Definitely - I think what's really interesting is that there is clearly a kind of "attractor" which all of these frameworks are pulled toward. That's kind of mainly what I was trying to aim at with the blog post - MESH isn't a solution at all, it's more I built it to show why it would go that way, i.e. the same way LiveView etc. and of course Blazor went. My question is: is there a form of this that could be merged back into the HTML spec itself and supported by the browsers? My gut says there isn't, by the way.
- giancarlostoro 1y agoYeah I wasn't trying to take away from what you wrote, just sharing my experience with a different framework. :) Please, use and work with what keeps you productive!
- jzig 1y agoAlex where on god's green earth is your scroll bar?
- yxhuvud 1y agoThere are definitely some parts that are common between these that it could be nice to propagate to the standard. https://alexanderpetros.com/triptych/ https://alexanderpetros.com/triptych/ lists some of them but I'm not certain how specific to htmx it is or how much it apply to the different variants.