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hotwired/hotwire-rails is an open source project licensed under MIT License which is an OSI approved license.
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Posts
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Building a Twitter clone app in htmx
It all started with this blog post on A List Apart by Matt E. Patterson called The Future of Web Software Is HTML-over-WebSockets. In this article Matt talks about the advantages of sending HTML over the wire via AJAX requests or Web Sockets and the performance benefits they offer and he mentions tools and libraries like Hotwire, StimulusReflex and so on.
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SPAs Are Dead?
I think you're referring to TurboLinks. TurboLinks is still around. Building on that technology and moving towards HTML over socket is https://hotwire.dev/
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Some Confusion on Rails + React
https://stimulus.hotwire.dev/ https://github.com/hotwired/hotwire-rails
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How do you guys see PHP and its framworks/CMS in 2025?
Isn't that what Hotwire is?
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Ask HN: What novel tools are you using to write web sites/apps?
> 100% server side rendered
> Progressively enhanced
> request full HTML through AJAX and diff it into the current page
These first three points are actually starting to be "in" again. They're called HTML-over-the-wire[1, 2]. And I am currently looking into implementing them for my site using Blazor (ASP.NET Core), because I think it's awesome.
Fav thread ever!
A good 5+ years ago I built HasGluten [1] with react backed by a google spreadsheet, hosted on github pages. Proven technology, it's still working.
More recently I hacked together MultiPreview [2] with react + API served by firebase functions. I'm also temp using firebase hosting as I have little traffic, but plan to replace it with edge computing / CDN caching.
MultiPreview is backed by Saasform [3]. This is more like a classic node/express (nestjs) application, but I really like how we're separating concerns: the SaaS = MultiPreview handles the biz logic / Saasform handles landing page + auth + payments.
While building the new landing page I played with and liked a lot Bulma [4], I used but didn't like AlpineJS [5] and I'm thinking to move to Hotwire [6].
My personal experience is that performance only matters when you're big enough, so in the near future I want to experiment more on usability / nocode side. And I'd love to see more open source alternatives to the big ones.
[3] https://github.com/saasform/saasform
[4] https://bulma.io
I have been enjoying building apps with https://hotwire.dev (server-side rendered with JS sprinkled on top) after using React/Vue heavily in the past.
I'm amazed at how simpler & productive it has become to build apps without getting lost in the whole JS tool ecosystem.
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HTML over-the-wire is the future of Web Development
Hotwire is an alternative approach to building modern web applications without using much JavaScript by sending HTML instead of JSON over the wire.
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Haskell Frontend with HOTWire? What are your thoughts?
I'm guessing some of you have heard of HOTWire.
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Using a external libraries in Rails 6
Rumor has it that Rails 7 may take yet another approach and may be released soon. https://hotwire.dev Search for Stimulus postings also.
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Lazy-loading content with Turbo Frames and skeleton loader
Hotwire is a new suite of frontend tools from Basecamp for building “reactive Rails” apps while writing a minimal amount of JavaScript.
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The Role of JavaScript in a Rails Application
Stimulus Reflex (https://docs.stimulusreflex.com/hello-world/quickstart) or the Rails recommended way - Hotwire (https://hotwire.dev/) build on top of that to provide reactive apps in a server side rendering application.
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Hotwire in Action
Hi everyone 👋, I make an awesome repository to help you to learn more about Hotwire.
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Will it hurt a products chances to not use Ajax or a JS framework for page updates?
That being said Hotwire and stimulus are coming to the rescue a bit.https://hotwire.dev
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The Turbo Showcase 🚀
I was getting a bit lost in the documentation of Turbo, so I thought "Why not creating a showcase of what you can actually do with it?"