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  • s
    CORS, tokens ... are not getting simpler with htmx (at least AFAIK). But overall it looks good.
  • g
    one way is to specify hx-swap without the show:top on each link to an anchor.. But that is a bit tedious and ugly. I'm working on a PR to make the show:top default for boosted links that are not anchors
  • g
  • g
    I'm no javascript expert but it works on my machine(tm). Not sure on how to write a test for this... 🤔
  • m
    thank you! I will investigate this today
  • u
    gonna take the plunge and move from intercoolerjs to HTMX! I will start with some simple form submissions on https://www.nfthus.com
  • g
    thanks, i went ahead with it anyway, but you're free to edit the slideshow if you want to (for future sharing purposes I guess)
  • g
    In my experience with a Django backend, I don't have to think about CORS or tokens because the authentication exists in the request 
    session
    . It simplifies authentication in my particular stack, but maybe not in others.
  • g
    I did my demo today to my company. It went okay. Nobody's scrambling to rewrite everything, but maybe I planted a seed for future efforts.
  • g
    i definitely want to rewrite the demo/presentation.
  • m
    congrats
  • m
    trust me I know what it's like to get a meh reaction 🙂
  • m
    People will come around eventually
  • s
    Today I played the first time with Playwright for end-to-end testing. It looks cool, and codegen works like a great macro-recorder. ... But unfortunately the button press does not trigger the hx-get... Has anyone worked with successfully with Playwright+HTMX?
  • g
    playwright should work to trigger the events on htmx targets... curious why you're not seeing it
  • s
    I feel stupid. I want to create a simple jsfiddle/codepen example where hx-get loads the fragment 
    <p>foo</p>
    . But I failed. Where can I store this html fragment so that I can load it in jsfiddle/codepen? I tried to serve this fragment via my own server, but then I get a CORS error.
  • s
    A jsfiddle/codepen solution would be cool, but to get it working, I uploaded the example to my server, and created a StackO question. Maybe someone with more wisdom find the root cause, why Playwright does not fire the second hx-get. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66698884/htmx-and-playwright-button-press-does-nothing
  • m
    I've used mocky for this. Here's a test I made a while back https://codepen.io/jreviews/pen/ZEOeVVX
  • g
    htmx feels a little weird when there's latency. things that i'm accustomed to responding instantly (because it's just javascript components that the client already has loaded ready to go) have a little lag before they pop up. that little bit of delay between the event and the server response made things feel a little clunky in my demo today.
  • m
    Yeah, that can be an issue. Do you have load indicators?
  • g
    not for everything; something like opening a modal, hard to have a loading indicator for that.
  • g
    one idea is to open the modal via hyperscript toggling a class, then populate the modal with the response
  • m
    Yep
  • g
    so there are solutions
  • m
    that's the way to do it
  • g
    but not necessarily for everything
  • m
    Sure, stuff like menus should be loaded inline so they are instant
  • m
    I generally recommend being pragmatic about these things.
  • g
    yeah. for sure.
  • m
    I have no problem recommending alpine or hyperscript or jquery or whatever for small UI improvements.
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