HTMX and Astro Are An Amazing Combo!

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HTMX and Astro provide a unique way of building applications. By combining HTMX with Astro partials, you can build interactive applications without having to write any frontend JavaScript!
HTMX - htmx.org/
Astro Partials - astro.build/blog/astro-340/#p...
Xata - xata.io/
Learn Astro (full course) - astrocourse.dev/
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@jjaimealeman Ай бұрын

I GOTTA check this out 🎉

@funfact-2024 19 күн бұрын

thanks James, can you tell me about security to avoid other websites using your api on htmx and Astro?

@ashimov1970 16 күн бұрын

Jack Herrington has a 9 mins long video on HTMX + Astro where he shows how to npm install and configure htmx in Astro

@coffeeintocode Ай бұрын

I find it better to serve the JS file for HTMX myself from my server. But CDN is the way most people prefer to do it

@jjaimealeman Ай бұрын

The purpose of the CDN is so that subsequent visitors have HTMX cached, so it loads faster. What benefit is there to self-hosting? 🤔

@schurlixx Ай бұрын

htmx.min.js.gz is 15675 bytes btw.

@steven11101010 Ай бұрын

@@jjaimealeman That's not entirely true. Subsequent visitors have nothing to gain from what another visitor did. At most, only visitors from the same POP may get a cached version from that CDN POP. But that's not all visitors, nor is it guaranteed. With self hosting you have an unaltered version of the library. External hosting allows for hijacking of that dependency. It's also an external dependency, so if that server or DNS has issues, you now have issues. Lastly, HTTP2 can actually serve the serve the file faster since your browser has already established a TCP connection to your site.