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by guseyn 2mo ago
All custom attributes must start with data, read the convention
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Why Vanilla JavaScript(guseyn.com)
167 points by guseyn 2mo ago|169 comments
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My Experience with Evil Martians(old.reddit.com)
1 points by guseyn 2mo ago|1 comments
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Ehtml – Extended HTML for Real Apps(e-html.org)
2 points by guseyn 10mo ago|0 comments
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by guseyn 10mo ago
Sure: https://e-html.org
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by guseyn 10mo ago
You serve your static files and that's it. You just create multipage app. And you can cache almost entire page by e-wrapper template.
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I've been building an HTML-first tool – sharing it in case it helps someone
2 points by guseyn 10mo ago|2 comments
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by guseyn 10mo ago
EHTML — Extended HTML for Real Apps
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Ehtml(e-html.org)
6 points by guseyn 10mo ago|3 comments
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Node.js Procedural Back End Framework with Cluster API Based on HTTP/2(github.com)
1 points by guseyn 2y ago|1 comments
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by guseyn 2y ago
Why do we need another framework for Node.js? This is my wish list: I want to build my web application on a framework with zero dependencies. I want to utilize native Node.js APIs without any additional layers of abstractions. I want to hac
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by guseyn 3y ago
This is one is also good: unisonofficial.com
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by guseyn 3y ago
thank you!
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by guseyn 3y ago
Yes, you're right, thank you for such explanation.
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by guseyn 3y ago
It's not just static content. It's Markdowns loaded right into HTML.
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by guseyn 3y ago
I believe Turbo/Stimulus rely more on server rendering + their Turbo Drive is quite powerful, will try to catchup on turbolinks. I had implemented them previously, but it's quite difficult to make them smooth.
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by guseyn 3y ago
Yeah, because I am using highligher for code fragments in markdowns, will try to optimize it.
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by guseyn 3y ago
could you please give a reference?
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by guseyn 3y ago
I think the biggest difference is that EHTML works more with JSON API rather than with HTML Server Rendering integration.
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by guseyn 3y ago
https://e-html.org/html/documentation.html
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EHTML Docs(e-html.org)
63 points by guseyn 3y ago|26 comments
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Video About EHTML: How to Build Simple Blog App(youtube.com)
7 points by guseyn 7y ago|0 comments
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by guseyn 7y ago
It's based on JS, of course, but the goal is to get rid of JS as much as possible for the developers who want to build frontend for their apps
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by guseyn 7y ago
loading pages with some information from endpoints and mapping it to html template, sending and validating forms, making navigations with turbolinks, making authorization via google and getting url parameters by specified pattern. And you d
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by guseyn 7y ago
Complex HTML is always better than complex JS, because HTML is declarative language, it's much easier to maintain and modify
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by guseyn 7y ago
https://github.com/Guseyn/EHTML#answers-for-potential-testim...
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by guseyn 7y ago
This lib allows you not to write js, it's just based on it.
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by guseyn 7y ago
it evals, but only some part of it, so it prevents XSS attacks
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by guseyn 7y ago
#box is just a selector, it means element with id box, and you can see errors like "element is not found" anyway
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HTML Framework that allows you write no JavaScript code at all(npmjs.com)
6 points by guseyn 7y ago|0 comments

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