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# htmx-general
  • m
    nothing jumps out at me
  • m
    I've tried pulling out constants for things like the "htmx:" start for events, but it turns out gzip does a better job of merging it when it's all inline than if I pull out an explicit variable
  • m
    🤣
  • g
    I’m working off first impressions of old code, so I could easily be wrong. The SSE code used to have its own swap functions. I know we hooked into a common function, but I still had the impression that there might be more.
  • m
    I'll keep grinding
  • m
    but I like having a constraint
  • g
    Yes. It’s a good constraint.
  • m
    \> nb: does not apply to hyperscript
  • m
    😑
  • g
    How big is hyperscript now?
  • m
  • m
    I'd like to keep it under 10k too if at all possible
  • m
    Congrats on the new release. I am going to try to use the new headers attribute for csrf validation. Is there a recommended htmx approach for dealing with failed csrf validations server and client side? Like sending a specific status code/header and processing that on the front-end?
  • m
    nope, not yet
  • m
    I'm hoping people will play with it and come to a consensus
  • m
    Ok 🙂 Thanks
  • u
  • m
    Got bounced from the first page again. Someone at yc doesn’t like us.
  • m
    @User if you have time this week, I'd like to get this ironed out w/ you: https://github.com/bigskysoftware/htmx/issues/347
  • u
    Can anyone point me in direction on any docs or information on respecting accessibility (a11y) with HTMX and/or using it progressively so stuff still works (with full page loads) without Javascript? Ta.
  • m
    You would want to use 
    hx-boost
    almost exclusively
  • m
    https://htmx.org/examples/active-search/ can be made to work cleanly without javascript, if you enclose the search input in a form
  • u
    @mysterious-toddler-20573 - yeah, I'd expect the INPUT element in that example to be in a FORM that still submitted to the server if the HTMX/Javascript stuff didn't work for whatever reason. A naked INPUT not inside a form feels "wrong" to me. I understand it's only an example but I was wondering if that is how HTMX is commonly used or not?
  • m
    I would wrap it in a form normally, but wanted to keep the example simple. I'm also lazy.
  • u
    fair play 🙂
  • m
    I think most people use htmx to get behavior they would normally get from JS libraries, so the no-js situation isn't something they worry too much about.
  • u
    hx-boost is defintely more in line with what I was thinking so will play with that
  • m
    But you can use it in situations where you need progressive enhancement, you just have to think about it.
  • m
    If you are interested when you are done, I'd be happy to accept a guide in the docs section
  • u
    OK. Thanks for tips. I was in midst of writing my own very minimal lib to do declartive HTML stuff for a project I'm fiddling with, so thought I'd check what already existed and hence came across HTMX. Very similar to what I had mind so super interested in it. I tend to start from valid well formed HTML and then layer on the clever stuff (coz I'm old fashioned like that 🙂 ).
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