HTMX: Why You Don't Always Need a SPA Framework - Duncan Hunter - NDC Sydney 2024

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The HTMX library allows you to access modern browser features directly from HTML rather than using JavaScript or a framework like React, Angular or Vue.
We'll discuss a Hypermedia Driven Application (HDA) architecture, a new/old approach to building web applications based on the server returning HTML vs JSON that can help you avoid the complexity and overhead of more complex frameworks.
By the end of this talk, you'll better understand when and why you might choose HTMX over a single page app for your next web app.

[@ParhamSalamati]

Although sound cut-offs were absolutely distracting, Thanks for sharing! :D

[@TechTalksWeekly]

This is an excellent talk and it has been featured in the last issue of Tech Talks Weekly newsletter 🎉Congrats!

[@Dmitry-Moiseenko]

Thank you for a great talk! 😊

[@CernyMatej]

"I can actually call the server from an anchor tag with a href and actually do a get to my server" :D

[@TheDistantTrain]

Bought the Govee bulbs when you recommended them before. Looking into these now, thanks, Erin.

[@CristianKirk]

I think JS frameworks, as we know them today, are on the way out. And I don't think HTMX is a framework, I just see it as an amazing tool/library for doing and handling ajax requests, HTMX won't force any kind of structure on your project. I'm using HTMX in production combined with Symfony (PHP) for the backend.

[@fahim8690]

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