htmx

just when i think "life's good", you double down with _another_ awesome thing haha

it's a great extension!  glad htmx is working well for you 🍻

It does 2 requests, 1 when starting click and 1 when releasing. Is that because I'm lacking server-side cache headers?

also check that you don't have "ignore cache" enabled for chrome developer tools

https://hyperscript.org/posts/2021-06-21-hyperscript-0.8.1-is-released/

https://twitter.com/htmx_org/status/1406983621060173828

experimental branch w/ protocol support in `hx` attributes: https://github.com/bigskysoftware/htmx/tree/feature_js_expression_support

```js
    it('handles generic protocol properly', function () {
        htmx.config.protocolHandlers['foo'] = function(){
            window.foo = "bar";
        }
        var div = make('<div hx-post="foo:blah blah blah">click me</div>');
        div.click();
        window.foo.should.equal("bar");
        delete window.foo
        delete htmx.config.protocolHandlers['foo']
    })
```

would you like to take a crack at adding `javascript:`?

Howdy <@!409027464283815936> -- welcome! If you already understand HTML, then htmx will be really fun and easy for you to learn.  And, there is a great community here to help you get going.  There's also a tag on Stack Overflow for questions, and Reddit group for other discussions.

What's prompting you to try out htmx?  Is it for work, or for fun?

one of my projects needed some dynamic form loading to edit info so I was going to do it with AJAX but people on reddit suggested I try HTMX out and I liked what I saw

but tbh, there arent a lot of videos about this

anyways, I will start tomorrow thanks for the welcome!

also, could you give me a link to the reddit community?

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/htmx

True.  There are not a lot of videos, but the demos on the website are a pretty great walkthrough.

I’ve been staring at this snippet for 5 mins now (admittedly on my phone)… but I still don’t quite get it. Is this a mechanism to add behavior like what ic-action gave in Intercooler, but without a dedicated attribute… ie with more flexibility?

it's a way to add custom URI schemes (like `https:` `javascript:` `ssh:` `gemini:`)