it wasn't that developed last time i've checked

copy some of these features into htmx

is my advice

Will do thank you!

let that be on record

> escape the toxicness that is twitter/reddit/HN 😑

Wow guys. Buckle up, there’s a sermon coming your way 😁 This right here is the htmx discord, just about the friendliest, most helpful place on the internet. Here we celebrate the successes of other html-centric frameworks, just as much as our own. I use the “our” liberally here of course, because whilst Hotwire for example has an established, 20-year old company with a great team behind it, htmx is brought to the masses by mostly a self-described mountain hermit and a smattering of other volunteers. There is no commercial backing, other than a handful of open source sponsors. And yet, the impact this little community is having on the web development world is amazing! The love is real from some of the other frameworks too - just yesterday the guy behind Unpoly helpfully pointed out how to solve a tricky issue… on Twitter, in an @htmx_org thread, of all places. Here we don’t demand new features, we have healthy debates about their merits (because core feature bloat is bad) and then if it makes sense, figure out who/where/when together. Here we're not trying to be all things to all people. If that’s what you’re after, React may be more your speed 😁 We are here to ask questions about using htmx, clapping, cheering and throwing popcorn when the likes of @mysterious-toddler-20573 and @big-airline-13935, @gorgeous-ghost-95789 and @gorgeous-airport-54386 descend into deeply technical, meme-powered design discussions that only they understand. We are NOT here for knocking/envying other frameworks or generally behaving badly. K?

TLDR: 👇🛑

thank you sir! there are a lot of exciting HTML/hypermedia-oriented technologies that are gaining traction and it's great to see. Unpoly is a wonderful library (the codebase, which is in coffeescript, is commented so well it makes me a little ashamed!) and there is no reason to deny that or denigrate it. AlpineJS is almost certainly always going to be more popular than hyperscript, and that's OK: it's a great library, and we can still have fun and create some neat technology.

nb: I cannot endorse this mode of dress or perambulation, but the general point stands

boy, if it'd be helpful 1cg would be glad to teach everyone to clone htmx

Just out of sheer curiosity: Is using someone htmx with a JS (nodejs) backend?

All my demos were using Node.js

Just noticed lots of errors in IE11 and it seems like the demos on htmx.org aren't working in that browser either.

Why do you care for IE11?

1.5% of our visitors are still using that browser

yup

ugh, sorry about that, I will rerun the IE11 tests (I need to fire up a VM to run them)

are you seeing a specific error I can start w?

just one more month...

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must have a bad element in there somehow

Let me know if there's any other info I can provide to help.

I have the following input

<input id="name-filter" class="input" type="text" hx-post="[[=URL('quote', 'customer_dropship_producer') ]]" hx-trigger="keyup changed delay:500ms" hx-target="#results-target" hx-indicator=".htmx-indicator" hx-include="#name-filter">

It is triggering just fine, but I can't find the data from the input field in the request anywhere.

Is there something I need to do to tell htmx to include the input element data along with the request?

can you put a name attribute on that input?