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  • b
    I updated my SO post
  • b
    it reads like this in my webdev console:
    Copy code
    html
<h5 sse-swap="message" 
    hx-get="device-cancel" 
    hx-swap="innerHTML" 
    class="text-success">
    "<b>tesst</b>"
</h5>
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  • m
    Would there be any interest in having a way to filter params with 
    hx-params
    using wildcard or 
    startsWith
    and 
    not startsWith
    ? I have forms with array inputs where the keys may not be known in advance, or there are too many inputs, and I'd like to be able to filter them using 
    hx-params="not namespace*"
    or 
    hx-params="not startsWith namespace"
  • m
    reg exp sounds reasonable to me!
  • m
    Do you mean something like this 
    hx-params="regex pattern"
    hx-params="not regex pattern"
  • b
    django-eventstream
  • f
    what's up with htmx getting some love from the django guys but not so much from other langs?
  • m
    django didn't have a baked in answer to the front end like rails did w/ turbolinks/hotwire, but it has a huge and passionate community. The community tends to be a bit more experienced and knows how the old web worked, w/ many people happily staying in the old web 1.0 world, so htmx fits it very well. Right place, right tech, right time.
  • c
    Im personally interested in using php with htmx
  • m
    Yep, I think PHP is next. Go, java and a few others are also ripe. Php already has things like Livewire, and my impression is that the community is much more fragmented than django, so it might be a tougher nut to crack.
  • c
    my mate was really saying good things about htmx and he said that this is how html should be made and i didnt hop into the documentation of htmx or sum, but today i came back to htmx cause wanted to learn php and i did check htmx more deeply and i think its simply amazing tool
  • c
    I was thinking about django for backend too, but idk. Im mostly front end person
  • s
    It's a blessing and a curse. Livewire is heavily shackled to Laravel - which isn't the be-all-and-end-all of PHP. htmx is language and framework -agnostic which is a real plus.
  • c
    Laravel is amazing tho
  • c
    Nothing to be sad about
  • s
    😄 Not sad really, I just don't think it's amazing 🤷‍♂️
  • c
    How come
  • c
    Laravel is one of the best php-based tools lmao
  • c
    especially that the front is in vue
  • c
    overall, the tools always should be picked based on the project
  • s
    Found it rather slow when I've had to use it, and a million layers of abstraction for abstraction's sake.
  • c
    huh
  • c
    never heard anything like that from any of my full stack mates who have been using laravel and other tools, or ppl who have been in touch with laravel
  • s
    Just speaking as I found 🙂
  • c
    ye its fine
  • c
    i say the same shit about angular in front end lmao
  • c
    pepega tool to me
  • s
    Ha, absolutely.
  • c
    Angular is like low level front end
  • c
    but for what?
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