examples VS fir

Its too early for a roadmap. I have tried different approaches and rejected them: https://github.com/adnaan/gomodest-template, https://github.com/goliveview/examples. I want the library to be have a great UX, good for moderately complex apps while building tech which is maintainable(no new rendering layer engine). I could use some help brainstorming the approaches though.

Oh wow someone finally went ahead with the server rendered js in Go ! Looks great. I have been experimenting various ways to build web apps in Go: https://github.com/adnaan/gomodest-template. I have landed on pursuing one approach more deeply: server rendered html templates over websockets. Don’t have a lot of code right now but here are some examples: https://github.com/goliveview/examples.

Fir is an open source project, so if you are interested in contributing you can head over to their GitHub repository. You can also open an issue there if you encounter any problems you can’t solve on your own.

This example has most of the scenarios you have called out: https://github.com/livefir/fir/tree/main/examples/fira. Fir aims to limit itself to rendering templates on the server and making it available for all subscribers as a browser CustomEvent which is consumed by alpine.js for more complex interactivity. The expectation is the that the developer handles it via either alpine.js plugins or standard JS code.

I have been using this so called template fragments to in a reactive library for building web apps: https://github.com/livefir/fir It mostly works but still a work in progress

Been working on a html over the wire library in Go: https://github.com/livefir/fir. It mostly works but still work in progress

Then use something like Fir to keep JavaScript at a minimum.

I am building one. Still a work in progress: https://github.com/adnaan/fir