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I was going to say that I was surprised htmx wasn't mentioned in the article. It's backend-agnostic and extremely easy to use. Drop in Alpine.js and I think you

by mstef9 5y ago

I was going to say that I was surprised htmx wasn't mentioned in the article. It's backend-agnostic and extremely easy to use. Drop in Alpine.js and I think you have a really powerful setup without writing any JS. I've been using this with Go[0] and enjoying it. [0] https://github.com/mikestefanello/pagoda https://github.com/mikestefanello/pagoda

harryvederci 5y ago
Same here, big fan of htmx! I use it with lisp-like languages (Clojure, Janet). Those have html libraries that transform datastructures into html. So it doesn't feel like I'm writing html, while I'm pretending not to use JavaScript. It's glorious.