Anonymous
8/1/2025, 5:03:28 PM No.106104579
best framework
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Thread 106104579 - /g/ [Archived: 487 hours ago]
Anonymous
8/1/2025, 5:07:19 PM No.106104632
>le best framework
>doesnt explain why
fuck you
>doesnt explain why
fuck you
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Anonymous
8/1/2025, 5:59:10 PM No.106105235
>>106104736
then go back to youtube, retard
then go back to youtube, retard
Anonymous
8/1/2025, 6:35:42 PM No.106105633
>>106104579 (OP)
>Use htmx
>This is dumb
>End up just writing RESTful HATEOAS web APIs with html as God intended.
>Use htmx
>This is dumb
>End up just writing RESTful HATEOAS web APIs with html as God intended.
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Anonymous
8/1/2025, 9:25:37 PM No.106107701
>>106104632
htmx is so good because it feels like you're doing something wrong when using it. "A web framework can't possibly be this simple" is more often than not the feeling of someone finally trying it.
The truth is 90% of projects do not need the power that React offers, so why not make your life far easier?
htmx is so good because it feels like you're doing something wrong when using it. "A web framework can't possibly be this simple" is more often than not the feeling of someone finally trying it.
The truth is 90% of projects do not need the power that React offers, so why not make your life far easier?
Anonymous
8/1/2025, 9:26:13 PM No.106107704
Anonymous
8/1/2025, 9:27:05 PM No.106107715
Anonymous
8/1/2025, 9:27:39 PM No.106107719
>>106105633
ya. I don't understand the hype myself either.
ya. I don't understand the hype myself either.
Anonymous
8/1/2025, 9:59:11 PM No.106108148
>>106104579 (OP)
Angular 1, except more limited
Angular 1, except more limited
Anonymous
8/1/2025, 10:03:14 PM No.106108208
>>106104579 (OP)
What do I even need a framework for? HTML5 and CSS3 have pretty much everything I need already.
What do I even need a framework for? HTML5 and CSS3 have pretty much everything I need already.
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Anonymous
8/1/2025, 10:08:37 PM No.106108278
>>106108251
I mean, it was created to make fun of webdevs, if you take a look at the other projects of the same guys you will understand.
I mean, it was created to make fun of webdevs, if you take a look at the other projects of the same guys you will understand.
Anonymous
8/1/2025, 11:19:05 PM No.106109170
>>106108208
htmx is designed to solve the problem of wanting a single page application but not having the primitives needed to do so.
it's designed to be essentially an extended html syntax with more functions related to rendering after pulling data.
If you have no need to change your HTML and CSS because you only make static pages, frameworks are not for you.
If you want your HTML and CSS to re-render without a page load, or to render parametrically on the server side, something needs to print out the completed HTML and CSS, and that is usually a framework.
htmx is designed to solve the problem of wanting a single page application but not having the primitives needed to do so.
it's designed to be essentially an extended html syntax with more functions related to rendering after pulling data.
If you have no need to change your HTML and CSS because you only make static pages, frameworks are not for you.
If you want your HTML and CSS to re-render without a page load, or to render parametrically on the server side, something needs to print out the completed HTML and CSS, and that is usually a framework.
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Anonymous
8/1/2025, 11:42:42 PM No.106109446
>>106109170
>install a bloated library to do 50 lines of JS
It is basically everything wrong with modern JS systems.
>install a bloated library to do 50 lines of JS
It is basically everything wrong with modern JS systems.
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 1:22:01 AM No.106110398
>30+ years ago some brainlet at CERN shat out a garbage UI DSL and slapped on some "muh semantics" academic cope to make it sound deep
>decades later we're still duct-taping it instead of setting it on fire like sane people
I fucking hate the web.
>decades later we're still duct-taping it instead of setting it on fire like sane people
I fucking hate the web.
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 1:38:51 AM No.106110570
>>106109736
TCP slow start limit is 14KB
TCP slow start limit is 14KB
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 1:42:03 AM No.106110603
>>106110398
If you want to "set it on fire" you want to develop your application in a game engine or something.
those are the only tools that have broad platform support, hardware acceleration by default, and the flexibility to do anything you need in them.
The only catch is that you might need to re-invent some wheels like interactivity semantics. Text highlighting, wrapping, scrolling, that kind of thing.
If you want to "set it on fire" you want to develop your application in a game engine or something.
those are the only tools that have broad platform support, hardware acceleration by default, and the flexibility to do anything you need in them.
The only catch is that you might need to re-invent some wheels like interactivity semantics. Text highlighting, wrapping, scrolling, that kind of thing.
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Anonymous
8/2/2025, 1:45:00 AM No.106110637
>>106110603
kys tim
kys tim
Anonymous
8/2/2025, 3:56:11 AM No.106111725
You retards are missing the point. We need to finish the hypermedia protocol.
GET POST PUT DELETE are real, but the hypermedia protocol as implemented wont allow anything further than GET and POST from html.
The proposals attached and in progress here, they are the real answer to what HTMX is trying to solve:
github.com/alexpetros/triptych
If the proposals go through, we wouldnt need shitass JS frameworks everywhere.
GET POST PUT DELETE are real, but the hypermedia protocol as implemented wont allow anything further than GET and POST from html.
The proposals attached and in progress here, they are the real answer to what HTMX is trying to solve:
github.com/alexpetros/triptych
If the proposals go through, we wouldnt need shitass JS frameworks everywhere.