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What r/htmx is talking about this week

r/htmx has 22,931 members and 0 posts in the last 24 hours, with about 0.4 comments an hour right now. From the Redlisten index, refreshed daily.

22,931members
0posts in the last 24 hours, newest 1 d ago
0.4comments an hour right now, newest 10 h ago
69points on the top thread this week

Words coming up in r/htmx this week

server6html5apps5plain4rendered4component3library3hyperscript3design3system3app3brings2

Top threads this week

  1. A year of building a fairly large app with HTMX (school incident and case management). What worked and what bit me

    Hi r/htmx, I've been building Skolshield, a system Swedish schools use to report incidents (hallway conflicts, bullying, rule violations) and handle the cases that follow, up to the student health...

    69 points8 comments7 d ago
  2. A plain HTML component library that brings the "CSS Zen Garden" approach to internal tools

    Hey everyone, Like most of you here, I love the HTMX philosophy of "Hypermedia as the Engine of Application State." But when it comes to styling admin dashboards, internal tools, or CRUD forms,...

    62 points27 comments4 d ago
  3. Keeping launch pages live with htmx polling and plain Go templates

    NextLiftoff (https://nextliftoff.com) is my side project: a free tracker for every rocket launch in the world, with countdowns in your own time zone, live streams and a 3D globe that replays each...

    14 points2 comments5 d ago
  4. Spreadsheet control that fits very well with htmx?

    I'm building an ERP/eCommerce hybrid that has as rule "all logic run server side", so htmx has been a great fit. Now I have certain input that will benefit greatly from a control that behaves like...

    9 points6 comments4 d ago
  5. Minu - a 4 KB HTML fragment loader for server-rendered apps

    Minu is a small HTML fragment loader for apps that already render HTML on the server. It is 4.0 KB gzipped, has zero runtime dependencies, and is MIT licensed. It covers the parts that come up...

    5 points4 comments7 d ago
  6. What is hyperscript? What is it used for?

    What is hyperscript? What is it used for? https://hyperscript.org/

    3 points14 comments1 d ago
  7. Design system for server rendered apps

    Maybe this is not the right place, but I’m looking for a storybook like site that defines the design system for an app so I can use it with ai agents. One that I can use with htmx and maybe alpine.js.

    1 points0 comments3 d ago

Newest posts

  1. What is hyperscript? What is it used for?
    3 points14 comments1 d ago
  2. Design system for server rendered apps
    1 points0 comments3 d ago
  3. A plain HTML component library that brings the "CSS Zen Garden" approach to internal tools
    62 points27 comments4 d ago
  4. Spreadsheet control that fits very well with htmx?
    9 points6 comments4 d ago
  5. Keeping launch pages live with htmx polling and plain Go templates
    14 points2 comments5 d ago
  6. Minu - a 4 KB HTML fragment loader for server-rendered apps
    5 points4 comments7 d ago
  7. A year of building a fairly large app with HTMX (school incident and case management). What worked and what bit me
    69 points8 comments7 d ago
  8. htmx 4.0.1 is released!
    1 points0 comments7 d ago
  9. Jeasx 3.0 is out: async JSX on the server, now streaming to the browser and about 2x faster
    2 points2 comments8 d ago
  10. The AI cost of JavaScript frameworks
    57 points2 comments8 d ago
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