I know htmx is a good idea, still waiting to see if hyperscript pans out. :)
It still needs some pretty basic stuff like for loops and so forth. The goal is for it to be a embeddable, DOM-friendly & transparently asynchronous scripting language so you don't need to deal w/ callbacks:
on click
add .throb to me
wait 3s
remove .throb from me
end
I'd like to make ajax and web workers trivial to use from it. I hope to have a lot more time for it in the next year, now that htmx is stable. We'll see. Suggestions welcome!
edit: one thing I'm pretty sure about is that I'm going to go back to an interpreted runtime over the transpilation I'm doing now
What are the advantages of switching to an interpreted runtime?
Btw I used htmx for a small project a few months ago and it was super easy to get working. Definitely recommend it, and looking forward to trying out 1.0 as soon as I have a chance!
It still needs some pretty basic stuff like for loops and so forth. The goal is for it to be a embeddable, DOM-friendly & transparently asynchronous scripting language so you don't need to deal w/ callbacks:
I'd like to make ajax and web workers trivial to use from it. I hope to have a lot more time for it in the next year, now that htmx is stable. We'll see. Suggestions welcome!edit: one thing I'm pretty sure about is that I'm going to go back to an interpreted runtime over the transpilation I'm doing now