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  • g
    I'm pretty confident that this could be accomplished by an extension as well. And, maybe that's the best place for this specific example. But, it could make listening to additional browser APIs much more powerful.
  • g
    On a separate topic Bluetooth API looks like it might be another natural extension to WebSockets / SSE.
  • g
    WebRTC, too. I'm planning to use that on my own. Still haven't dug in deep enough to speak about it intelligently. But it should at least get a second look 🙂
  • g
    One last "brainstorm" and then I'll shut up and really think about this. I'd also love to see some kind of drag-and-drop support. I'm digging in to the basics of this now for my own projects. There are plenty of "sortable" libraries out there. But, perhaps there's a way to hook in to their events (for instance, knowing when an item is dropped into a new location, or new container) then notify the server of updates that need to be performed.
  • m
    I did a demo of that for intercooler
  • m
  • g
    That's very cool.
  • m
    could port that to whatever and post to htmx
  • m
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    html

  <form>
    <ul id="sortable-list" ic-put-to="/colors" ic-trigger-on="end" ic-indicator="#indicator">
      <li>Blue <input type="hidden" name="colors" value="Blue"></li>
      <li>Red <input type="hidden" name="colors" value="Red"></li>
      <li>Green <input type="hidden" name="colors" value="Green"></li>
      <li>Yellow <input type="hidden" name="colors" value="Yellow"></li>
      <li>Purple <input type="hidden" name="colors" value="Purple"></li>
    </ul>
  </form>
  • g
    I didn't say, but many of these ideas might fit better in Hyperscript. Again, I need to do some real research before I just start talking 🙂
  • m
    the crux was to trigger on the 
    end
    event which was fired by sortable.js
  • g
    Yeah, drag-and-drop support would be amazing. I'm exploring UIKit, which has different syntax/events, but the same basic concept. So, hooking in to the other library might be the crux of it.
  • m
    demos would be good
  • m
    htmx 0.2.0 is mostly passing for IE11, the few failures are perf and bad error handling by IE
  • m
    so the current dev is what's going out unless I get feedback
  • m
    OK, I decided to pull the trigger: 0.2.0 is out: https://htmx.org/posts/2020-9-30-htmx-0.2.0-is-released/
  • m
    @here Sorry to spam, but for htmxl 1.0 I would like * A docs push * More examples * If possible, a website refresh If you are able to assist on any of these and, in particular, know someone who is willing to work on the website given some contraints (no large css frameworks, keeping it pretty simple, putting up with design feedback from someone who can't design) please let me know
  • m
    would love to get an alpine js example up, for example, and @User maybe a UIkit example
  • m
    @User ☝️
  • b
    @User Please define a "docs push".
  • m
    🙂 trying to flesh out docs that aren't complete or are missing
  • m
    just pointing out the areas that need work is fine, certainly not asking people to write docs for me 😉
  • b
    I can do a docs review: https://github.com/bigskysoftware/htmx/issues/205 (assigned to me)
  • m
    awesome, thank you ben
  • m
    hopefully we can fold @User work into that as well
  • m
    @User do you think I should document the javascript API?
  • g
    I'm a different Ben, but I believe documentation is a good thing. I'm happy to help out, if you point me in a useful direction.
  • m
    I think a good example or two using UIKit would be nice
  • g
    Gotcha. (I just noticed your comment above saying the same thing)
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