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  • d
    im replacing this on my page some old value with this after doing an htmx request: some new value I noticed that the element i define to swap it with doesn't actually matter (which is good) given it's doing an innerHTML replacement. so, for clarity reasons (and it works), would it be OK to rename that element to something like: some new value anything wrong with that even though it works?
  • s
    heya
  • m
    doesn't bother me and will probably not bother browsers
  • m
    @mysterious-toddler-20573 hey, google stole your idea
  • m
    didn't you invent view transitions
  • g
    you can use 
    <template>
  • m
    nah, I made CSS transitions work across page swaps though
  • m
    they are doing something much lower level
  • m
    pixel-level animations
  • m
  • s
    is htmx stable and production ready?
  • l
    Yes! It's on a 1.9 release and takes backwards compatibility seriously
  • l
    I am running it in production
  • s
    nice
  • b
    whyd i just see a channel shuffle around
  • f
    Is there a way to display an error (without js) when a fragment fails to load?
  • b
    server's haunted
  • g
    sorry
  • b
    haha lol its fine i just thought it was funny
  • g
    i promise i am not a ghost
  • h
    any chance this pr (https://github.com/bigskysoftware/htmx/pull/1324) can get merged? I just hit the issue and fixed it before checking to see if someone else already did 🙃
  • l
    Have come to really hate the term "server side rendering" because nothing is being rendered there! It makes "API returns HTML text" sound waaay more complex than it needs to. However the only way of defeating it is to come up with a better, more obviously simple term
  • m
    HTML Returning
  • g
    without JS, no. you will need to write a couple of lines of JS
  • f
    I wonder if there could be a way? Like with a template for the error, and a css selector to point to the template in case of timeout or similar
  • b
    Micro SSR?
  • b
    Or do we need to avoid the SSR heritage altogether?
  • f
    "php style"
  • b
    Emanative Rendering
  • g
    it remains elusive, much like runtime types in OCaml
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