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Right, thanks to your feedback, this is what the “hello, world” would look like in htmx versus the equiavelent of what I have now in Svelte.

But there’s one big drawback to htmx… no ES modules and thus no components. That’s a biggie.

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#htmx #svelte #javaScript #js #nodeKit #smallWeb #prototyping
Code listing, index.jsx (NodeKit with htmx, hypothetical): let count = 0 export default () => { count++ return ( <div> <h1>Hello, world!</h1> <p>I’ve greeted you {count} time{count > 1 ? 's' : ''}.</p> </div> ) }
Code listing: index.page. NodeKit with NodeScript (Svelte + server-side Node). (Current version.) <get> let count = 1 export default () => { return {count: count++} } </get> <script> export let data </script> <h1>Hello, world!</h1> <p>I’ve greeted you {data.count} time{data.count > 1 ? 's' : ''}.</p>
#SmallWeb #javascript #js #NodeKit #svelte #htmx #prototyping

Question to JavaScript folks who have experience with Node.js… how does the following (theoretical) code listing for a server-side route that renders an index page with a count that’s persisted in memory on the server and updated any time someone loads the page read to you?

#htmx #prototyping #NodeKit #design
#design #NodeKit #htmx #prototyping

I’m at the point where I’m wondering if choosing Svelte for NodeKit is a design error in terms of cultural fit and goals. (They want to be the “serverless” framework for Big Tech. I feel like I’m hitting my head against a wall whenever I want to adapt anything for small web use because it’s all geared towards corporate web use.)

Anyone here played with htmx and hyperscript? Any experience with the community?

https://htmx.org/
https://hyperscript.org

#htmx #hyperscript #thoughts

htmx - high power tools for html

htmx.org
#thoughts #hyperscript #htmx

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