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  • g
    permissions: net, fs, command exec blocked by default
  • m
    this eliminates the build step in javascript
  • g
    - there's a jsdom-like library with webassembly for performance
  • g
    - simple install: 
    curl -fsSL https://deno.land/install.sh | sh
  • g
    or 
    iwr https://deno.land/install.ps1 -useb | iex
    on powershell
  • g
    - actual standard library: https://deno.land/std@0.139.0
  • m
    can it serve hypermedia?
  • g
    yes!
  • g
    i like Eta as a template engine
  • g
    i think there's a way to jsx too
  • m
    speaking of which, u are going to be working on a templating language in java all summer so don't get too fond of this javascript stuff denyes more like deno
  • m
    1 issue down, 122 to go!
  • m
  • m
    down to 112
  • m
    tomorrow we get back to double digits
  • s
    Anyone have any tips for running htmx inside an Angular app? I want to begin embedding htmx in components so I can grandually migrate the app to htmx. In my testing the hx-* attributes/listeners aren't being created. Can I manually wire in htmx somehow?
  • s
    Looks like 
    htmx.ajax
    will do what I need... 🧐
  • t
    You need to run 
    htmx.process
    on all new content. It's done automatically on content loaded through htmx, but if you're loading content with something else, you need to do it manually
    s
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  • s
    You need to run 
    htmx process
    on all
  • r
    Sooo I'm currently handling 300 / 301 / 302 / 303 ... 399 redirects by using 
    hx-target="body" hx-swap="outerHTML"
    ... is this considered common practice/normal? Been seeing a lot of recent talk about redirects.
  • e
    does htmx support hover as a trigger ? can't seem to find it in the docs
  • m
    if a DOM event is fired, htmx will respond to it
  • e
    sorry I brainfarted, found the mouseenter trigger 👍🏻
  • e
    too much css
  • e
    hence the 
    hover
    instead of thinking about mouseevents
  • r
    Anyone able to poke holes in this method?
  • r
    Why am I wrong? Seems too obvious. 😂
  • n
    Page transitions are essential in creating good smooth UX. Right now, the existing techniques are super complicated and brittle. Web standards people are working on a spec for page transitions that will work with multi-page apps. This is great news for sites using HTMX

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JCJUPJ_zDQ4▾

  • t
    Are you referring to Google as "Web standards people"?
  • n
    The demos on the video are using SPAs but this will work with MPAs 🖤 This is one more reason you can skip building de SPA
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