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  • s
    since ican have one dialog modal in the main alyout file and the button just fills it in with the form fragment 🙂
  • m
    interesting
  • m
    even using the Promise
  • m
    a little terrifying, ngl
  • m
  • m
  • m
    needed to pass the 
    etc
    context through
  • s
    ya id love it if the promise had information about the request, status code etc.
  • m
  • c
    lol that is a crazy url
  • c
    I'm excited for you though Carson - I am sure that you'll have lots of fun!
  • s
    Grrr, can't attend the talk. Thursday is reserved for having a nice evening with me wife. I am unsure what I love more: htmx or her 🙂
  • g
    Definitely choose your wife, but keep htmx as your side chick
  • m
    my wife wasn't very happy the first two months of htmx's existence, but I promised her "this is the last open source project I'm gonna do"
  • m
    then I started hyperscript
  • m

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cBfz4W_KvEI▾

  • g
    Sometimes my wife and I joked that our firstborn was actually a middle child, because the company was our first baby. It helped explain a lot of behavior early on.
  • l
    Great talk Carson. Thanks for everything you're doing for web development!
  • m
    i am familiar with this feel
  • m
    DotNetRocks podcast was posted today: https://dotnetrocks.com/?show=1749
  • b
    hello I have a question about using web socket with htmlx if some one can help me with it
  • s
    I have never used web sockets, but other people in this channel did. I think: Just ask 🙂
  • b
    I have a python flask project that I want to add chat functionality to it using web socket my question: is there is any way to connect flask-socketio or flask-sock with client browser using htmlx with out js
  • m
    could be done, but for something like chat the complexity saved might not be worth it. You are gonna have to get into the muck with websockets anyway.
  • b
    😩
  • b
    Thx🙏
  • f
    the dotnetrocks podcast was excellent, they always do such a great job of not dogging on non-MS and non-C# stuff, they really do have an open and inquisitive technical audience, the entire world doesn't have to be "the latest MS dev fad"
  • m
    Yep, it was a good experience. I wish I knew a bit more about the latest .net stuff, but hopefully this gets some people from that community interested in htmx. We'll see.
  • m
  • m
    the fire rises, brothers
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