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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
Yeah, I did say JSX but in the overall context: > Again, the reason we have finally stabilised on JSX is because you can't really "Declare" away HTML or sophisticated data and event management, Google really really tried t
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
Do you like programming in Blub? Because you're telling me that Static Pages are not good enough but React is too much, only Blub is the one true ideal.
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
Sorry, no. You can not make such assertions yet have little experience with dealing with complex UIs in web. Input management is one of the most difficult aspects of web development once you want anything beyond a simple input. That you hav
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
> Should American companies be able to use Chinese artificial-intelligence models? Capitalism says yes. Oligarchs say no.
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
This is the must absurd take possible. Most business use VPNs for their day to day operations.
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
Blockchain.
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
I don't think it will ever catch on. Why use a poor 1 megapixels photos when my Nikon Coolpix 995 takes 3.3 megapixels and I can just send them via email and messenger from my laptop? who wants to look at photos in a tiny screen? Seem
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
HTMX does introduce a new language, in fact it introduces 2 different ones, one is an extension of HTML and second is for the codelets it uses inside the array of attributes it uses as a pragma.
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
> what the user is currently typing Easy as pie. We don't even have to get into the specific of making things work correctly.
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
I listed frameworks that makes majority of the market share that are based on JSX and react-like reconciliation loop. This architecture is also now dominate in the mobile apps space via React Native and Flutter as well. So I am not sure wha
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
htmx is no more invalid than Visual Basic, and the parallels goes deeper than that.
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
This is a pipe dream. Browsers have come a long way but they're largely still broken in many many ways.
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
Where code runs is a small, albeit important, part. Whatever you use "Hypermedia" or JSON to communicate the state is only part of the story. What makes HTMX a second attempt at Angular 1.0 is in how it handles mutating the HTML,
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
This is ignoring the React Native and Flutter prominence on App Stores as well.
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
The only nonsense here is ignoring that React.hydrate have existed since React 0.4 (2013, that is over 13 years ago) and Gatsbyjs was released over a decade ago around 2015. The gist of it continuously seems to be that people who think HTMX
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
Because "simple" is transient at best and a lie at worst. But for more details, see the sibling comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49069477
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
> You may have stabilised on JSX, "we" have not. Just about any reputable sources puts the combined market share of React, Vue, Angular 2+, and Solid well above 80%. So I am not sure what "we" you are talking about.
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
This just shows that despite the 1.6M/m budget, you did not have people who could do react correctly. React.hydrate have existed since React 0.4 (2013, that is over 13 years ago) and Gatsbyjs was released over a decade ago around 2015.
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
LoB isn't going to reconcile Chat Messages rendering state and Notifications. Their dependent state by nature. HTMX largely seems to ignore this reality. In fact, the complexity of Chat Messages and Notifications synchronisation is one
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
You need to read things in the context, Chicken. But I will answer your main questions since your comment seems to be in good faith. Just like angular 1 choked on complex, high-frequency UIs, HTMX is going to follow the same faith. Github u
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
It is drop shipping stuff.
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
It is different in that some of what happened on the frontend now happens in the backend, but overall, it is the exact same approach, so as I said in a sibling comment, it, it is just a second attempt at angular 1.0 with even more naive ass
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
But it is different this time, we are going back to HTML! /s
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
A text editor or music player is hardly "mini". Again, the issue with htmx is that it pretends like it is not a framework, when in fact, it is just a second attempt at angular 1.0, with even more naive assumptions about web apps.
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
How does React fail for high traffic pages? It is amazing that you would suggest I don't understand HTMX "systems" and then go make such assertion. I have been writing frontends since early 2000. So I have seen it all, from a
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
I have been writing frontends since early 2000. So I have seen it all, from activex being shinny to jquery, mootools, backbonejs, angular 1.0, php, Java Spring, Go. Hypermedia is what to web apps what XML is to programming languages. We hav
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
"Complex mini app" is one hell of a concept.
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
Putting ReactJS or VueJS for a little interactivity is hardly the correct approach. It makes no sense to bring them in for "a little". What made React and React-like (Angular v2, Vue.js) frameworks stabilise is that they're a
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
Great, now you can't offload your FE to a CDN. But on serious note, htmx is basically a solution in the search of a problem. It is the new hype. Or rather, a solution that overlooks 2 decades of learnings. Yes, for a small set of proje
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by asdfsa32 2mo ago
And it doesn't load, guess what would load just fine? a React app hosted on a cdn.

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