htmx

ok, so fix autofocus and add event filtering and I think we can make this work w/out resorting to alpine or hyperscript

this is a good chance to allow multiple events to trigger too:

OK, I found a way to do the focus thing without Alpine

`autofocus onfocus="let value = this.value; this.value = null; this.value=value"`

yeah, that's roughly what htmx should do, although it may flash content

i'm surprised the browser defaults to the cursor at 0

we update the cursor in other places, so this is doable

anyway, multiple events:
`hx-trigger='event1(foo:'bar'),event2 ...'`

thank you <@!578303204392173604> for pushing htmx!

Thank you for creating it to begin with. This thing is amazing.

I just tested and the `autofocus onfocus`  thing doesn't work reliably. I switched back to how I had it before.

<@!725789255590215732>  A question. I wanted to add the `hx-vars="id: taskId"`  to the parent `li`  element instead of all the children as it is now. But then when I click on any child of `li`  I get three requests. Is that expected?

Thank you for working towards a usable TodoMVC.

<@!725789255590215732> From a user perspective, having a very clean TodoMVC is probably the 1.0 threshold.  I'd add pagination to that though; simulate this by loading TodoMVC with dozens of tasks and make the page size 3 or something.

My personal objective, among others, is to create a viable alternative to https://teacherspayteachers.com

It's not very complex; there's no reason why a mostly read-only page like this couldn't be done with htmx; pagination & scrolling are the main blockers?

(I don't know it's not? and Ben has a outstanding pull, I think?)

i mean, basic navigational paging works fine, including infinite scroll

there is the notion of limiting the number of children after a swap

but that doesn't strike me as being a general paging issue

So, I'm speaking from ignorance.  It'd be nice if you're on page N, that page N+1 loads in the background.

At the application level, I'm after a user experience having smooth scrolling.  But, as I noted... I'm speaking of ignorance, I don't have enough htmx experience to be helpful.