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SurveyJS
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AdaptiveCards
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DivKit
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hotwire-golang-website
This project provides some working examples using Go and Hotwire Turbo.
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WorkOS
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Alpine.js
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dynamic_widget
A Backend-Driven UI toolkit, build your dynamic UI with json, and the json format is very similar with flutter widget code.
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astro
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Directus
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js-framework-benchmark
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InfluxDB
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hyperview reviews and mentions
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- Show HN: Htmx Playground
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Is Htmx Just Another JavaScript Framework?
Is english your first language? I feel like many of your objections, insofar as I can make sense of them, fall into language & semantic debates.
The term HDA, which I coined and, therefore, feel like I have some ability to define, was created to contrast with the familiar SPA/Single Page Application acronym, which is a term used in web development. This is why I focus on the web with that article.
As I have repeated incessantly with you, I included HXML, a mobile hypermedia from the https://hyperview.org project, in my book on hypermedia systems, and I hope this indicates to a fair minded 3rd person (I have given up on you acknowledging my plain language here) that I do not believe that HTML is the only hypermedia in the world.
OK, good, so I think we agree I am using the term "hypermedia control" correctly then?
> None of them existed in the "basic idea of HTML".
Well, the form tag was introduced in HTML 2, which was in some ways the first "standard" for it, so relatively early in the game:
After the HTML and HTML+ drafts expired in early 1994, the IETF created an HTML Working Group. In 1995, this working group completed "HTML 2.0", the first HTML specification intended to be treated as a standard against which future implementations should be based.
But I can see what you mean and arguing over the meaning of "basic" isn't a hill I'm particularly interested in dying on.
> No, you're appropriating the definition, contorting it to pretend that it only means HTML as extended by HTMX, e.g. this
That's my definition of a Hypermedia-Driven Application, a term I made up to contrast with SPAs. I agree with you that a hypermedia can be imposed on top of JSON, which does not have native hypermedia controls, but I hope you can agree that this is not the way it is typically used today, and I also hope that most readers would understand that. I think the level of detail is appropriate for a high-level introduction to a concept that I created, but I see your point.
XML is another example of something that is not a natural hypermedia, but I included https://hyperview.org in the https://hypermedia.systems book, so I hope that demonstrates that I'm not wedded to the idea of HTML being the only hypermedia in the world.
I also agree entirely that a proper hypermedia client is crucial for a properly functioning hypermedia system:
https://htmx.org/essays/hypermedia-clients/
> I'm just getting tired of people hijacking specific terms to suit their own narrow definitions (however many hoops they have to jump through to get there), and present these narrow contorted definitions as the only true way.
I don't know, I think we agree I am using the term "hypermedia controls" properly, and I don't know if you have different feelings around my idea of generalizing them in HTML, given that fact. Does that change anything for you?
I certainly don't feel htmx is the only true way. I have never said that, and I try to be explicit when the hypermedia-based approach will be effective and when it won't here:
you keep saying this despite the fact that I explicitly include https://hyperview.org as an example of another hypermedia in https://hypermedia.systems. I am very open to other types of hypermedia and often refer people to “RESTful Web Cliebts” by mark amundsen (https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/restful-web-clients/978...) to learn how build them.
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Ask HN: Is React Native still popular?
I've really enjoyed using Hyperview (https://hyperview.org/) recently, which uses React Native as a base. I used to think PWA/Ionic/Capacitor apps were better, but have really fallen in love with the simplicity of Hyperview and tools like HTMX.
- Strada Released
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Htmx is part of the GitHub Accelerator
there already is!
Adam Stepinski, the creator of Hypreview, built it after his experience with intercooler.js, the predecessor to htmx. It is a very interesting piece of technology and, through the magic of HATEOAS, allows you to update your mobile app instantly for all your users, without dealing with the mobile store!
There is an entire section on Hyperview, written by Adam, in part three of our book:
- htmx/Go experiences?
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Any books that cover the current state of webdev?
it's about hypermedia, https://htmx.org/, and https://hyperview.org/ , which have a focus on removing complexity
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Instawork/hyperview is an open source project licensed under MIT License which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of hyperview is TypeScript.