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Hello! HMPL differs from HTMX quite seriously in that HTMX uses the outdated XMLHTTPRequest in requests, and is also almost not customizable at all. HMPL focuses on customization, which is done through more complete integration via JavaScri
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Show HN: HMPL – Small Template Language for Rendering UI from Server to Client
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About Prefix
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The documentation on VitePress looks cool. I didn't think there was such a theme there.
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What is Throttle and how does it work
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I recently released the same with Debounce - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44787738 Hope you'll find it interesting to read!
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Debounce
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ECMA-262, 16th edition, June 2025
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Private Class Elements
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Shadow Tree
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How Promise Works in JavaScript
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HTTP – Hypertext Transfer Protocol
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HTTP Methods
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It's cool that the developers have such ambitious plans for years to come. After all, SQLLite is already 25 years old.
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Interesting project! Today, AI projects move progress forward. Good luck to you!
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Interesting idea! No matter what anyone says, PHP is still used today and will be used
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Interesting guide on how to protect Linux server!
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1y ago
I think it's more secure to store the password on USB.
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Show HN: I released our project on DevHunt
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