Bun, ElysiaJS, HTMX getting started step-by-step tutorial (with Tailwind styling)

[@andrey.fadeev]

Source: github.com/andfadeev/learn-bun/tree/master/bun-elysiajs-htmx-getting-started ☕ If you liked this video and want to support my channel, please consider buying me a coffee. Your contribution helps me create more content like this: 👉 Buy Me a Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com/andrey.fadeev 👉 Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/andreyfadeev Please also subscribe to my other resources: 👉 Substack: blog.andreyfadeev.com 👉 Telegram: t.me/andreyfadeevchannel I'm truly grateful for your support, and thank you for watching! 🙏

[@m___pryor]

There’s something about this stack that is so nice and simple.

[@Ipadstands]

I am not a web developer but I am doing some background research to possibly start some projects. You have introduced me to Elysia, JSX, Tailwind css and Type Script. Your short , fast and key features style is good. I have not seen much discussion by you about Bun though. So thanks for giving me more data on what direction if any I go.

[@upsxace]

Using 3 unstable technologies together, what a great idea! (or 2 if you wanna count Bun and Elysia as 1)

[@4132h]

currently developing what i hope will be a full production app with this exact stack. wish me luck LMAO

[@upsxace]

@@4132h good luck man 😂 elysia has great DX, until you find a bug that is not fixed yet(hopefully won't happen to you)

[@solomonogu1393]

​@4132h you will regret this😂

[@boot-strapper]

This is ok, but what about tree-shaking tailwind? I dont want to load the whole lib in there to use 1% of it

[@channel_tiwz]

Bro, what extension do you use to express variable types and function returns?

[@andrey.fadeev]

It’s not an extention really, it is Intellij Idea Ultimate

[@guenhyoungpark6197]

Which one would you recommend using for a production ready app, Hono or Elysia?

[@andrey.fadeev]

I would say Hono :)

[@guenhyoungpark6197]

@@andrey.fadeev Thanks so much! Is there a specific feature of Hono you would think is better? :)

[@andrey.fadeev]

@@guenhyoungpark6197 I think it just better ecosystem, support for multiple js runtimes (eg cloudflare workers, etc), plus some API like getting request params or cookies is better (at least to my taste)

[@guenhyoungpark6197]

@@andrey.fadeev awesome, thanks! 😊

[@livb4139]

is this vscode? your ide looks sick could you share your settings?

[@andrey.fadeev]

Hi, I'm using Intellij Idea with New UI, Firacode font and Solarized Dark color scheme, also I've recently posted a short note about setting background image: substack.com/home/post/p-140442164

[@MarkVolkmann]

Why do you use curly braces to specify attribute values when the value you want is always a constant string?

[@andrey.fadeev]

That's actually default config of the editor, to open {} on attributes in JSX and I'm fine with it :)

[@manojtewari3814]

sir can we use any template engine like ejs/pug with elysia.

[@andrey.fadeev]

I’m not if there are templating libraries compatible with Bun (I think there should be) - but if yes nothings stops to use them

[@arupde6320]

github link ??

[@andrey.fadeev]

Added: github.com/andfadeev/learn-bun/tree/master/bun-elysiajs-htmx-getting-started

[@jd4775]

Andrey, please continue with more videos about the Bun + ElysiaJS + HTMX stack! Also take a look here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYPUlnqMgZZ6l7c ^^^ to approach "rich frontend UI interactivity" like ReactJS but with HTMX/ElysiaJS, and proper use of components. I actually think ReactJS and HTMX can complement eachother and ElysiaJS could be the "router missing piece of the puzzle" to create "multi-page applications" where the majority of state is still processed on the server.

[@upsxace]

NextJS does everything HTMX does much better, there is no need to mix react and HTMX. Either you make a lightweight (with weak UI/UX) with HTMX, or you make a slightly more heavy app with React and add Next if you need server. Sounds weird to mix both.

[@andrey.fadeev]

@upsxace you can use htmx with any backend language, thats the difference