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  • g
    ah, 
    hx-swap-oob="afterend"
    worked. i coulda swore it didn't work before.
  • s
    No, I don't feel like that, in fact , it's refreshing for me to work with htmx and hyperscript after going through a lot of front-end frameworks like Ember, React, Svelte and so on. It's getting more simpler day by day. I am testing the limits of htmx approach by doing these demos and I am yet to hit the ceiling. htmx allows you to create HTML-centric or SSR-first web apps. I am discovering more and more patterns with this. And my productivity is on the upward trend..
  • b
    That's very encouraging to hear @User!!
  • t
    back to this, why hx-get assumes the input name is the right thing to append in the url?
  • t
    user should choose what to append, without renaming the input
  • t
    It "assumes" that because that's the default html behavior
  • t
    If you want your field to be named tags, just name it tags instead of search
  • t
    name collision
  • t
    also, there's a cors issue
  • t
    Copy code
    Access to XMLHttpRequest at 'https://?' from origin 'http://?.local' has been blocked by CORS policy: Response to preflight request doesn't pass access control check: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on the requested resource.
  • m
    Is this planned? 😓
  • s
    There many people out there who do not care about the details. They don't care if the tool which developers use is called react or htmx. But they care for SEO and web vitals. There is a detailed overview with the heading "rendering for the web": https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2019/02/rendering-on-the-web I think that's a strong argument for htmx. I think htmx gives you better web-vitals than server-side rendered react/vue. I don't have any numbers, but what do you think? Can htmx help to get good web vital scores?
  • g
    I’m not sure what specific cases are causing you trouble, but you may need to write your own extension. It’s not hard.
  • t
    harder than jquery
  • g
    I mean ie11 itself is being end of life in August I think right?
  • m
    you can use jquery and htmx together, if htmx isn't achieving what you want. Sounds like you might not want to use htmx for your project and that's OK: htmx isn't going to be perfect for everything and everyone
  • m
    hx-boost should, for sure, since it just enhances the standard links and forms
  • m
    htmx will support ie11 for the forseeable future
  • m
    amazing to hear!
  • t
    in fact i'd like a more functional blocks variant of htmx so i can assemble the features i need
  • m
    sounds like a great project. htmx is open source, so you can fork it and do whatever you'd like.
  • m
  • m
    ported the "mastering async" article over to hyperscript, and I must say, feeling a little 😏 right now...
  • t
    it's too large for me alone to digest
  • m
    i think the same thing on every project I start!
  • t
    serious concern here
  • m
  • m
    Nice! The posts are very hard to find because there's no nav bar link for them. Same goes for the htmx site.
  • m
    they are under talk
  • m
    but they should probably be surfaced somewhere
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