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  • a
    at most, we would made use of some fancy JS library like AG-Grid or Highcharts, but that could be embedded inside plain HTML pages. The interactivity outside of these modules is simple enough to handle with htmx and sprinkles of JS or hyperscript.
  • m
  • m
    does anyone have a lobster invite I can have? I must correct this person being wrong on the internet: https://lobste.rs/s/qyqwuh/how_did_rest_come_mean_opposite_rest#c_9qimjy
  • l
    I can invite you
  • l
    @mysterious-toddler-20573 dm your email
  • m
    thank you @little-journalist-53964 the internet has been corrected!
  • g
    are we dropping the red site invites? 👀
  • g
    i bet they would enjoy deno+oak+nanojsx
  • g
    > motivation > > Why should only and be able to make HTTP requests? > Why should only click & submit events trigger them? > Why should only GET & POST methods be available? > Why should you only be able to replace the entire screen? is it just me or is this list backwards
  • m
    it builds to a cresendo
  • m
    🌊
  • m
  • m
    \> mf after a day of HN/Reddit arguing
  • m
    thankfully a whole lot of people were cleared up on things they were wrong about!
  • m
    Have you used nuxtjs?
  • m
    Curious if anyone tried the nuxt / next route first
  • l
    I have. It was more-or-less static site, but I was using its "write your content in Markdown and generate the HTML" feature. I found vanilla Vue 3 easier than Nuxt, though Nuxt has the better logo. 🙂
  • l
    Here's a link to it, if you were interested in poking around in it. https://github.com/bit-badger/bitbadger.solutions/tree/dcf28915f7e83c09a674bd8ef9a35240f315cb1a
  • g
    That'd be me. The article on HN yesterday made HATEOAS click for me despite years of trying to find a way to apply JSON to REST and brought me here.
  • m
    allow me to summarize my day
  • r
    love comments like this
  • m
    Lol. It seems pretty nice for routing and some other built in features
  • m
    Build your next Vue.js application with confidence using Nuxt. An open source framework making web development simple and powerful.
  • m
    one of the nice things about the htmx/hotwire/unpoly approach is that it really opens up what you can use on the back end: python, javascript, java, lisp, clojure, php, haskell, etc. etc. There are lots of great libraries with interesting features and ecosystems, and by adopting a hypermedia approach you can use whichever one fits your needs and experience best.
  • l
    Maybe coming in fresh, I would have thought "Oh, this is how you do [x]". When I'd learned Vue 2, then relearned Vue 3, I could have just been in a mental spot of "Oh, come on - why do I have to do [x] this way?!? I already know how to do [x] that way!" LOL (Markdown -> HTML -> Static SPA was a pretty cool feature, though.)
  • m
    Yeah leveraging the back end frameworks for some stuff like routing is def nice
  • m
    If what you’re doing is crud those approaches seem like a no brainer
  • m
    I’m kind of struggling using those approaches for something more involved on the client tho
  • m
    For example a shopping cart that doesn’t persist to the database until after all the changes are made etc
  • l
    Hi, I am struggling with the following: I want to type an ID in an input, post this to a url, receive an integer back and start a timer with this integer. If I return the integer to the target input field and launch an event with "HX-Trigger-After-Swap" that grabs that value from the input it works fine. But I feel like it should be possible to send the integer back with the "HX-Trigger-After-Swap" response. I tried lot's of things and in chrome I can see the response in developer settings. But whatever I try, this does not contain my response: evt.detail.value
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