hey all, my favourite kanban board, gitkraken is being sunset in 2023.

What do you fine folks use??

bonus points for dark theme.

Do people have favorite JS chart libs around here? Been using chartJS and it's been good, but figured since I'm updating everything to use HTMX and Hyperscript (as well as updating from Bootstrap 4 to 5..it's been an adventure), I might as well see if there's greener grass in the chart arena. Mainly for data dashboards, etc

https://github.com/Kozea/pygal ?

Im curious about this one as well

On a quick glance, ChartJS seems ...prettier, but it's fully JS, so I suppose a Python lib is interesting

Man I'm just learning htmx but just heard about hyperscriot

🙂 htmx is much more practical so I would focus on that, hyperscript is for the adventurous but has some cool features

Yeah I'm trying it now on a new site with a fast api backend and templating.

Sweeeet! I'm working on more Haskell + htmx stuff. Be on the look out. I will be posting the new stuff here and be more vocal on the haskell subreddit. Cool to know that some people seem to already be interested.

I'm actually working on something similar to Pagoda (htmx + go framework/kit) called HARDHAT👷 Haskell + Any Relation Database + htmx + Alpine + TailwindCSS A fullstack framework/kit for building correct and reliable web applications with Haskell and htmx.

50 points just for that epic acronym 😁👍👍

I've been thinking about graphs and HTML since working on a dashboard and thought it might be cool if graphs were supported by HTML. Is this stupid? I'm not sure. I've been thinking it would be cool if there were a JS library similar to htmx that parses custom tags specifically for graphs, and renders them. For example, imagine you could do something like:

<bargraph width=".." height="..." >
  <bar color="green" width="..." height="..."/>
  <bar color="red" width="..." height="..."/>
</bargraph>
<piechart>
  <slice color="yellow" area="50%"/>
  <slice color="blue" area="35%" />
  <slice color="red" area="15%" />
</piechart>

Or something like that. A high-level description of various charts. The actual attributes could be better, but I know nothing about graphing. Hopefully you get the idea. This would play great with htmx I think, since you could send graph snippets from your backend. Could even play with websockets and SSE for updating the graph in realtime? Idk.

chartcss is such a good idea honestly. Just isn't quite as far along as chartjs.

but keeping a close eye on it.

I tried to promote my DERP stack internally: Django, Ember, REST framework, Postgres. Never took off. 😀

Amazing! I'm probably going to use this.

Mannnn I really tried to think how one could make that sound a little less.... well... derpier 😁 Best I could come up with was to sing it to the tune of Stayin' Alive. You know: "🎵 Ah ah ah ah DERPing around, DERPing around 🎵" ... but I'm not convinced we've got a winner here 🤔

#haskell-htmx when?

Deniz for w3c emperor dictator

is #929014829212123156 supposed to be for discussing using htmx with go, or is there some new go module in the works that adds enhancements for htmx?

#929014829212123156 is for golang + htmx discussion

sorry, pre-coffee

np

I've been using htmx with go with good success in my company's production codebase

awesome!

there was a company locally here in MT that I was taking with using go, and I almost talked them out of react, but in the end they went with hireability