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  • f
    Works like a charm, thanks
  • f
    Can the commands be chained (i.e 
    on htmx:beforeSend log 'before send' and log 'still before send'
    )
  • c
    is it only for me, or does keyup events on buttons etc only triggers when having focus on it?
  • c
  • g
    Use 
    then
    , not 
    and
  • c
    seems like it works in chromium, but not Firefox
  • m
    log “before send” then log “still before send”
  • m
    entirely plausible, focus behavior is unfortunately very browser specific (e.g. you can't even focus buttons in OSX/Safari)
  • n
  • g
    > a universal schema that’s capable of rendering all features on Airbnb https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage
  • n
    ui + data.... it's the web model right?
  • m
    reminds me a bit of hyperview: https://hyperview.org/
  • m
    I quite like hyperview and the developer who built it
  • n
    that's exactly what came to my mind
  • n
    in a way, they have the same philosophy as htmx... delivering the UI+data to the client directly from the server
  • n
    the big difference is that they basically implemented a custom browser for their wire format
  • m
    not very hypermedia
  • m
    yep
  • m
    kind of half way there
  • m
    the hyperview stuff was very clean last time I looked at it, Adam Stepinski was all in on the hypermedia approach. I wish it got more attention. I try to signal boost it when I can. Which is a little like a kids walkie-talkie trying to signal boost two cans tied together with string.
  • n
    they can encode actions so, data+ui+actions all travel together and are defined by the server
  • m
    the class definitions, do those stream down too?
  • n
    not sure what you mean by class definitions...
  • m
    > Section data is transformed into UI through “Section Components”. Each section component is responsible for transforming a data model and a SectionComponentType into UI components. Abstract section components are provided by GP on each platform in their native languages (i.e., Typescript, Swift, Kotlin) and can be extended by developers to create new sections.
  • m
    got it, so kinda like web components, you ship a bunch of them with each client/browser
  • m
    Copy code
    js
            Text(
                ...
                onClick = {
                  GPActionHandler.handleIAction(section.onSubtitleClickAction)
                }
            )
  • m
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    "onClickAction": {
            "type": "NavigateToScreen",
            "screenId": "next_screen_id"
          }
  • m
    Looks like you can define action types and then extend them. Still a ways away from a general hypermedia, from my perspective, but makes sense. A million times more flexible and easy to update than standard mobile app code.
  • m
  • n
    If you think about its just like the browser. They ship a client side app that has a bunch of components that get initialized and composed together by a string coming from the network. That string also contains data and encodes actions you can take with the data.
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