From Svelte to Go and HTMX

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@Svengtz

Next up: from Go + HTMX back to PHP.

@_MoKhaled

Can't imagine my two favorite tech youtubers on one video together, this is legendary

@console.logged

It’s nice seeing The Rock get into HTMX

@JkyLi

I did the same for the previous few months. I used to have a Go backend server and a svelte frontend, I use the static svelte generator to generate static files and directly serve them as static files using caddy. Now, I only have a Go backend which spits out HTMX. It takes way less effort than I imagine. However, the performance of my tiny internal tool that only be used by a dozen of people is the same. The maintenance time does go down though.

@dejangegic

This is the colab we need. Anthony and prime talking Go let's do it

@MrMustachehead

Love that chat about type security. Anything without static code analysis warning/errors is so much harder to refactor in the future because it takes so long to hopefully find all the dependencies. And you can never be sure you have found them all

@MrTallAndy

"How many config files do you have in your frontend app?"

@vinnythelegend

I built an entire app with golang and HTMX, without even realizing TEMPL existed! I used the built in text/template for Go and I didn't actually hate it.

@Qrzychu92

I don't want to be THAT guy.... but the hated C# had this for decades :D type-safe, async data fetching from within the template, streaming rendering etc, hot reload in templates (now also in code). Just saying :) btw, now it's even better with with Blazor server rendering

@ryanleemartin7758

Svelte kit is now the recommended choice even if it’s going to be full SPA .. basically for the built in routing

@MickDavies

So it's Laravel + Livewire? The modular monolith lives to fight another day son! I like to think that a PHP dev whose comfortable with Laravel could step up their skillset to Go in this type of capacity relatively easily and gain some new skills in typed languages but without a completely jarring learning experience. Go is the PHP developers secret best friend, they just don't know it yet 😅

@baz5719

Prime has been so good for the developer community at large. I hate to think of a world without him.

@humanbeeng-programming-tp3pq

It finally happened. Anthony on Prime’s channel🎉

@apollolux

Reminds me of Smarty templating in PHP, but over time it was so overkill for my needs I just rolled my own no-dependencies simpler version that doesn't have fancier stuff like pre-parsed template file caching. I wonder how hard Templ goes.

@ygunayer

Can't help but realize how we're coming back full circle to the modular monolith and I quite welcome it. I'm leaning towards the Elixir/LiveView side of the fence, but I wonder: what is the breaking point? Is it the over-complication of the JS/TS ecosystem? Is it because the cognitive load for writing and maintaining SPAs is going off the roof? Is it because SPA frameworks and libraries are getting so bloated that it defeats the purpose? Is it because each of those frameworks and libraries lock you in (I'm looking at you, React "library")? Or is it simply because the SPA model was never the right one?