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Interesting write-up. Thanks. I've written costumer-facing interfaces in HTMX and currently quite like it. One comment. HTMX supports out-of-bound replies whi
by wheresmylogin 11mo ago
Interesting write-up. Thanks.
I've written costumer-facing interfaces in HTMX and currently quite like it.
One comment. HTMX supports out-of-bound replies which makes it possible to update multiple targets in one request. There's also ways for the server to redirect the target to something else.
I use this a lot, as well as HTMX's support for SSE. I'd have to check what Datastar offers here, because SSE is one thing that makes dashboarding in HTMX a breeze.
- nabla9 11mo agocreated: 18 minutes ago Maybe I'm cynical, but fresh new accounts praising stuff that has only the core open source, works as negative-ad.
- darrenf 11mo agoIsn’t HTMX fully open source? The comment you’re replying to has no outright praise for Datastar.
- cenamus 11mo agoMust be part of HTMX' highly paid marketing team ;)
- wheresmylogin 11mo agoMore like unpaid fan account. Anyway since HTMX is open source and free, it's easy to validate.
- rpdillon 11mo agoYou're accusing the poster of shilling. That's against site rules, but aside from that it makes no sense in this context -- the post talks about the advantages of HTMX versus Datastar.