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  • l
    You know you've arrived when the internez brings bike shedding topics to your discussion forum.
  • l
    @User Thank you for the reference to that blog article, I didn't know about Github's web components. It seems that web component approach should be quite compatible with htmx, no?
  • m
    lol i love senior java developers
  • m
    after all, I'm one 🙂
  • l
    I keep getting delayed in my application of HTMX; but it'll happen. I'm now working on server-side Hypertext Literal construction library so that building pages isn't so burdensome. It's amazing how when you do X, you find you need Y, which means you have to do Z. Eventually you wonder why you never get to doing X.
  • l
    Ah, yea, you have to do X to earn a living. My wife doesn't care about Y or Z, or even X for that matter. The best part when you're a developer is when you end up earning a living, accidentally mind you, by doing Z. That's rare though.
  • m
    my wife was pretty sick of htmx after four weeks
  • m
    🙂
  • s
    I like the Amazon responsive menu a lot. 1, You can go back to a higher level 2.You can go down to a deeper level 3, You can scroll it, if there are many entries 4. You can close it again. How would you implement this in htmx. Or is a menu like this already available?
  • g
    Hey there @guetti
  • g
    HTMX itself is a little lower level that this menu. It would probably be possible to build (or adapt) an existing JS/CSS widget to use HTMX to load/swap the menu contents, though.
  • g
    I made a couple demos for doing modal dialogs in HTMX (using Bootstrap and UIKit). This should be pretty similar. Gimme a second, and I’ll dig up the URLs.
  • g
    It looks like they’re already live on the website. Just go to https://htmx.org/examples/ and scroll down to the bottom, and you’ll see Dialogs (UIKit), and Dialogs (Bootstrap)
  • g
    Have you seen an existing CSS/JS widget that behaves the way you want it to?
  • m
    I think I need to build a slide transition extension for htmx
  • g
    I saw an interesting proposal from Google a while back, called “Portals”.
  • g
  • g
    It was similar in spirit, I think, to HTMX in that it was trying to manage changes between HTML pages without getting something huge like React involved.
  • g
    @mysterious-toddler-20573 - Depending on what you mean by “a slide transition” extension, I think that could be amazingly powerful.
  • g
    I’ll try to dig up the portals presentation, in case that helps.
  • g
  • m
    I mean an extension that enables something like:
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    html
  <div ... hx-swap="slide-right" ...>...</div>
  • g
    Stop. I can only get so excited.
  • m
    I'm beginning to think I have made a mistake
  • m
    I have been storing lots of event information on the 
    detail
    property
  • m
    I picked this up, I believe, from jquery
  • m
    but it turns out that this is not a standard way to deal with things
  • m
    and, unfortunately, I baked it into hyperscript
  • m
    and use it extensively in htmx events
  • m
    I think I need to undo this
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