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  • f
    If you have a brewing startup that is hilarious
  • f
    ok np 🙂
  • m
    Actually a while kids baseball incoming
  • f
    no worries have fun & catch you later
  • m
    But I did want to ask the channel at some point about consulting would be fun to do htmx work
  • f
    "I dunno his code is ok I guess but his beer is awesome"
  • f
    FWIW I built up a Java consulting co from essentially scratch to ~85 twice, sold the second co. Happy to chat about it whenever, just LMK.
  • g
    code splitting in htmx: 
    hx-trigger="load"
  • g
    If we're putting together an htmx startup/agency, count me in too. We'll plan it all out on a whiteboard when we do the post-COVID in-person meetup.
  • g
    You can get to Wyoming, can't you @User ?
  • g
    I'll put cash-money into the jar that helps fly @User in from Turkey.
  • a
    Former EJB 1.0 and JSF victim
. errr participant here. The rest I managed to dodge as well, thankfully. I wasn’t so lucky when it came to “Enterprise SOA” and its resultant evil spawn. Then I discovered Play Framework 1 and all was well with the world
 until they lost their heads and made Playframework 2.0 aka Scala-gone-wild. Now I brew my own wonderful concoctions using Play1 and its wonderful Groovy-based view templating system, along with htmx and hyperscript 😊
  • m
    poor java
  • g
    Does “Recovering Angular dev” count?
  • m
    hyperscript question for the group: how useful would something like a 
    next
    expression be? I often run into this situation where I have a class toggle that is in the DOM somewhere, and I want it to toggle the class on the next instance of a class or element type. I can add an ID to that thing, but that ruins the regularity of the DOM. A situation like this:
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    html
  <div>
    <span _="on click toggle .foo on next .bar">Toggle</span>
  </div>
  <div>
    <div class="bar">
      ...
    </div>
  </div>
  • m
    next
    (and 
    previous
    ) would both do a depth-first scan along the DOM for a matching element
  • m
    not sure if there is a CSS selector already for this, or how useful it is
  • m
  • m
    I wonder if this would help
  • m
    something like:
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    on keydown[key is 'ArrowDown'] from <input/> in me
  set nextInput to the next <input/> from its parentElement
  if nextInput
    call nextInput.focus()
    halt
  end
  • m
    what do people think?
  • g
    I like it.
  • m
    (intentionally poasting here to annoy @User )
  • g
    I think it fits with the larger theme of DOM manipulation tools.
  • g
    in some cases this can be 
    <$it ~ input/>
  • m
    What does ~ mean again?
  • g
    but not generally
  • g
    a ~ b
    : b's positioned anywhere after a's, but having the same parent
  • m
    ah, interesting
  • g
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    div
  div
  div
  div.cls
  div.cls + div, div.cls ~ div
  div.cls ~ div
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