I really really like #tailwindcss aaaaah
Together with #datastar I'm rediscovering what HTML+CSS can do, and its great!
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I really really like #tailwindcss aaaaah
Together with #datastar I'm rediscovering what HTML+CSS can do, and its great!
This finally got official accreditation. Thank you #datastar team 🙏
data-star.dev/reference/sdks
I must say #golang and #templ are like catnip. 😅 You can do SO much with those two.
Case in point, #irgo. A new framework for targeting mobile and desktop apps. All with go, templ, and #datastar. 🫡
One more new library of the year - datastar-unison, Unison SDK for amazing Datastar SSE events #unison #datastar #sse
I'm going live on the @talkpython podcast at the bottom of the hour to talk about #dataStar with Michael and the creators of the framework.
Join us! www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFc7...
I'm going to be on the @talkpython.fm podcast to talk about #dataStar.
Is there anything. you'd like us to talk about?
I just ran an experiment about web page rendering. A status page includes a table of 200 items pulled from the database.
Option A: streaming HTML that is generated on the fly
Option B: Load the shell and leverage #DataStar and Server-Sent Events to populate the table and related data.
http-nu 0.6.0 is available!
- dynamic script updates
- For #datastar folk 100% more 🥦
- Nushell refresh: 0.109.1 (thanks core-team!)
- @mitsuhiko.at 's minijinja is now embeded as a custom command `.mj`!
I've updated the #gomponents #datastar #GoLang library with a fix for `data-on-interval`, so it actually works. I had missed a necessary modifier prefix. v0.3.0 out now, grab it while it's hot! github.com/maragudk/gom...
I got an LLM to create me a demo page for the #gomponents + #datastar #GoLang library with all the supported attributes: gomponents-datastar.maragu.dev
I love the game-like demos of #datastar, I've seen so far. But has anyone tried creating something boring with it?
Like Rails/Cake/Django with boring ass CRUD pages; with a notable exception of something dynamic?
That's where jQuery failed us and React was overkill. Is there a middle-ground?
A receipt for purchasing Datastar Pro that reads: "Thank you for your payment! Clearly, you’re a person of impeccable taste and suspiciously good looks, who has just taken a bold step toward simplification. Your invitation to the Datastar Pro repository on GitHub will arrive shortly. Go forth and build great things!"
Ahahaha, greatest thank you note I've seen in a long time! :D (While purchasing #Datastar Pro.)
These are some of the main points we covered on Ep.4:
• Why #SSE (Server-Sent Events) can outperform WebSockets
• How #hypermedia keeps your backend in control
• Why “real-time” doesn’t have to mean “JavaScript-heavy”
#Datastar #NetstackFM #WebDev
Hacker News debated Datastar, a hypermedia framework for interactive web apps. Topics included its architecture, "Pro" version, real-time potential, and comparisons with HTMX/Phoenix. It sparked talks on open-source sustainability. #Datastar 1/6
Datastar advocates for server-driven HTML, shifting complexity from the client to the backend. This approach aims to simplify client-side code, aligning with the broader 'returning to the backend' trend in web development. ⚙️ #Datastar 3/6
I've been interested in #datastar recently because of its server-driven, push-based nature, in comparison to all the pull-based stuff I end up doing in #HTMX.
For that reason, this background talk on Datastar was really interesting to watch: www.youtube.com/watch?v=0K71...
I finally pushed publish on why I moved from HTMX to Datastar.
everydaysuperpowers.dev/articles/why...
This feels a little more like a conference talk than a blog post, but there was too much to sum up, but not enough to overwhelm.
I'd love to know your thoughts!
#HTMX #DataStar #python
Another project for #Hypermedia in #python. Hold up! It's a fork of #fasthtml. Using #datastar instead of #htmx. 😅
The difference here is how much datastar use #SSE (#ServerSentEvents). It's EVERYWHERE. Very potent stuff.
Hadn't yet tried datastar, but maybe soon with this. 😁
I made a small new #GoLang module today, github.com/maragudk/gom... . It integrates #gomponents with #datastar attributes, kinda like gomponents-htmx does for #htmx .
I just found Datastar yesterday, but think it's pretty cool! And the SDK integrates natively with gomponents. :D
#datastar is art
I think the hyper-media movement is interesting. Stuff like #htmx or #datastar where you render everything on the server and supplement with web-components, CSS and JS.
Depends on the use-case though
Adaptive row rendering virtual scroll in #datastar. The red number is the total number of rows rendered including offsets/tolerance.
Just found out about #datastar. Looks promising.
Any of you got any experience with it and feedback for me?
Had a load of fun at Maker Gonna Make Dundee. Ended up making a location share QR code (after spending a morning messing with quadkeys).
The codes are generated on the server, converted to SVG and then morphed in to DOM via SSE (using #Datastar). They compress nicely too.
Simple checkbox art location share links with #datastar
#Datastar #Hypermedia Framework - combining #HTMX + #AlpineJS functionality!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4_rNG--QMc
Why TCP slow start makes minification matter. 300ms slower when going from a 10kb to 18kb ( #Datastar unminified), both with brotli level 11. What's worse this is on a good connection if it was 3G with higher packet loss the difference would be even larger.
Two way data bindings when you need them makes #datastar an absolute joy to work with.
This is why compression over the duration of a connection with a shared context window is so powerful and such a natural fit for #datastar.