tirey

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by tirey 2y ago
https://github.com/tireymorris/hyperwave hyperwave is great for slow connections - in my testing, even a 2G throttled connection is still usable with load times in the 5s range.
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Flapjack: Full-Stack SSR Apps with Bun, Hono, Htmx, and Tailwind(github.com)
3 points by tirey 3y ago|1 comments
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by tirey 3y ago
flapjack is a server-side framework for building web applications. fast: Bun and Hono for best-in-class performance lightweight: ~20kb payload. Demo loads in a couple seconds even while throttled to 2G. productive: use the bes
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by tirey 3y ago
For anyone looking for a better alternative to the current web dev landscape: use hyperwave. https://github.com/tireymorris/hyperwave It allows you to build full-SSR apps with Tailwind and JSX, has support for SQLite a
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by tirey 3y ago
I'll do you one better: use hyperwave. https://github.com/tireymorris/hyperwave It allows you to build full-SSR apps with Tailwind and JSX, has support for SQLite and HTMX, and is in general a great return to how
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Hyperwave is a framework for full stack web applications(github.com)
1 points by tirey 3y ago|2 comments
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by tirey 3y ago
hyperwave is a server-side framework for building web applications. - fast: Bun and Hono for best-in-class performance - lightweight: ~20kb payload, loads in < 5 seconds on slow 3G - productive: use the best tools for the job: Tailwind,
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by tirey 3y ago
Oh, and I tried to keep the dependencies very light. The heaviest dependency is HTMX which is like 14k, and you could even rip it out if you don’t need it.
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by tirey 3y ago
Essentially, I’ll admit that was a bit of title-bait. The general approach (SSR and hypermedia) is also inherently performant compared to the current trend of bloated CSR apps, or suboptimal React frameworks.
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Show HN: Hyper-performant full-stack toolkit(github.com)
9 points by tirey 3y ago|3 comments
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Show HN: Hyperwave, a RESTful full-stack starter kit, in Bun(github.com)
3 points by tirey 3y ago|0 comments