htmx.org / CEO of Java Pants
@htmx.org
i have no idea what i'm doing
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zenn.dev/livetoon/art...
ai ライブラリが揃ってる py で手頃な web アプリが作れるとして、 fastapi がかなり盛り上がってるな
スポンサーの数もエグい
おまけに js も触りたくないとして htmx も需要あるらしい
ai ライブラリが揃ってる py で手頃な web アプリが作れるとして、 fastapi がかなり盛り上がってるな
スポンサーの数もエグい
おまけに js も触りたくないとして htmx も需要あるらしい
「FastAPI + htmxが最強説」- AIエンジニアがモック作るならReactは不要、Streamlitも捨てよう
zenn.dev
December 14, 2025 at 11:05 PM
zenn.dev/livetoon/art...
ai ライブラリが揃ってる py で手頃な web アプリが作れるとして、 fastapi がかなり盛り上がってるな
スポンサーの数もエグい
おまけに js も触りたくないとして htmx も需要あるらしい
ai ライブラリが揃ってる py で手頃な web アプリが作れるとして、 fastapi がかなり盛り上がってるな
スポンサーの数もエグい
おまけに js も触りたくないとして htmx も需要あるらしい
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🚀 Build dynamic web apps without the SPA overhead!
Anders Sveen shows how the combination of HTMX, Ktor, and kotlinx.html can simplify full-stack Kotlin. A must-watch! https://kotl.in/7stxd6
Anders Sveen shows how the combination of HTMX, Ktor, and kotlinx.html can simplify full-stack Kotlin. A must-watch! https://kotl.in/7stxd6
Simplifying Full-Stack Kotlin: A Fresh Take with HTMX and Ktor | Anders Sveen
YouTube video by Kotlin by JetBrains
youtu.be
December 14, 2025 at 5:31 AM
🚀 Build dynamic web apps without the SPA overhead!
Anders Sveen shows how the combination of HTMX, Ktor, and kotlinx.html can simplify full-stack Kotlin. A must-watch! https://kotl.in/7stxd6
Anders Sveen shows how the combination of HTMX, Ktor, and kotlinx.html can simplify full-stack Kotlin. A must-watch! https://kotl.in/7stxd6
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Opinionated full-stack Flask framework with HTMX integration
December 11, 2025 at 5:29 PM
Opinionated full-stack Flask framework with HTMX integration
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ANSI fonts for the console
December 11, 2025 at 11:48 PM
ANSI fonts for the console
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🔔 2 DAYS! 🔔 Don't miss the Drupal User Group München Meetup (dugmuc) on Dec 11! Discover HTMX integration & the Display Builder module with Pierre Dureau. Register: https://bit.ly/4aafQTD
December 9, 2025 at 9:40 AM
🔔 2 DAYS! 🔔 Don't miss the Drupal User Group München Meetup (dugmuc) on Dec 11! Discover HTMX integration & the Display Builder module with Pierre Dureau. Register: https://bit.ly/4aafQTD
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go + templ + htmx is the new boring stack. fast, simple, no npm. just write html and go code. beautiful.
December 6, 2025 at 2:58 PM
go + templ + htmx is the new boring stack. fast, simple, no npm. just write html and go code. beautiful.
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🚀 Ce matin j'anime un atelier hands-on au DevFest Dijon : @htmx.org et Web Components avec @lit.dev , le combo parfait pour simplifier votre développement frontend !
110 minutes de live coding et exercices pratiques pour découvrir comment ces outils se complètent à merveille. On commence à 9h25 !
110 minutes de live coding et exercices pratiques pour découvrir comment ces outils se complètent à merveille. On commence à 9h25 !
December 5, 2025 at 7:11 AM
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🔄 Dries Buytaert revisits infinite scroll—this time using htmx, not JavaScript.
By leveraging HTML attributes and keeping a PHP backend, he simplified the codebase while enhancing UX.
Read the full breakdown → https://bit.ly/4pHzryK
##Drupal #htmx #Frontend #DriesBuytaert
By leveraging HTML attributes and keeping a PHP backend, he simplified the codebase while enhancing UX.
Read the full breakdown → https://bit.ly/4pHzryK
##Drupal #htmx #Frontend #DriesBuytaert
Dries Buytaert Replaces JavaScript with htmx for Infinite Scroll on Photo Stream
Dries Buytaert has updated his personal photo stream on a Drupal site by replacing a JavaScript-based infinite scroll implementation with a cleaner, attribute-driven approach using htmx. The result is less code and a smoother integration with Drupal ...
bit.ly
December 2, 2025 at 9:35 AM
🔄 Dries Buytaert revisits infinite scroll—this time using htmx, not JavaScript.
By leveraging HTML attributes and keeping a PHP backend, he simplified the codebase while enhancing UX.
Read the full breakdown → https://bit.ly/4pHzryK
##Drupal #htmx #Frontend #DriesBuytaert
By leveraging HTML attributes and keeping a PHP backend, he simplified the codebase while enhancing UX.
Read the full breakdown → https://bit.ly/4pHzryK
##Drupal #htmx #Frontend #DriesBuytaert
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Sometimes you need to burn it all down.
SkyWiper Protocol is live. Total control over your deletion history.
github.com/osaigbovo34/...
#buildinpublic #python #htmx #flask #bsky
SkyWiper Protocol is live. Total control over your deletion history.
github.com/osaigbovo34/...
#buildinpublic #python #htmx #flask #bsky
December 2, 2025 at 11:39 AM
Sometimes you need to burn it all down.
SkyWiper Protocol is live. Total control over your deletion history.
github.com/osaigbovo34/...
#buildinpublic #python #htmx #flask #bsky
SkyWiper Protocol is live. Total control over your deletion history.
github.com/osaigbovo34/...
#buildinpublic #python #htmx #flask #bsky
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I’m so into this. You could make reusable behaviors (like focusgroup), template directives (like Vue or HTMX), or handle what people are doing with “LightDOM web components” without custom elements. A predictable API with setup and tear down lifecycle methods would a net win for authoring.
We have Custom Elements, but do we also need Custom Attributes?
This was discussed at TPAC. Is it something you'd like on the platform?
https://github.com/WICG/webcomponents/issues/1029
This was discussed at TPAC. Is it something you'd like on the platform?
https://github.com/WICG/webcomponents/issues/1029
December 1, 2025 at 3:13 PM
I’m so into this. You could make reusable behaviors (like focusgroup), template directives (like Vue or HTMX), or handle what people are doing with “LightDOM web components” without custom elements. A predictable API with setup and tear down lifecycle methods would a net win for authoring.
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abrí una web que vengo haciendo en HTMX y sabes que negrito? sigue funcionando tal cual que hace meses porque no estoy preso de las dependencias
November 29, 2025 at 4:37 PM
abrí una web que vengo haciendo en HTMX y sabes que negrito? sigue funcionando tal cual que hace meses porque no estoy preso de las dependencias
we do not avoid JSON, mandrake, but we do deny it our essence...
November 29, 2025 at 3:35 PM
we do not avoid JSON, mandrake, but we do deny it our essence...
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20% Black Friday discount on my books:
* Taming Thymleaf: leanpub.com/taming-thyme...
* Modern frontends with htmx: leanpub.com/modern-front...
Learn about about easy and nice HTML frontends with Spring Boot!
* Taming Thymleaf: leanpub.com/taming-thyme...
* Modern frontends with htmx: leanpub.com/modern-front...
Learn about about easy and nice HTML frontends with Spring Boot!
November 28, 2025 at 8:18 PM
20% Black Friday discount on my books:
* Taming Thymleaf: leanpub.com/taming-thyme...
* Modern frontends with htmx: leanpub.com/modern-front...
Learn about about easy and nice HTML frontends with Spring Boot!
* Taming Thymleaf: leanpub.com/taming-thyme...
* Modern frontends with htmx: leanpub.com/modern-front...
Learn about about easy and nice HTML frontends with Spring Boot!
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Friends of htmx and Spring Boot, version 5.0.0 of htmx-spring-boot has been released. It is the version you need for Spring Boot 4. See github.com/wimdeblauwe/... for release notes.
Release 5.0.0 · wimdeblauwe/htmx-spring-boot
Upgrade notes
Spring Boot 4
This release requires a Spring Boot 4.x baseline.
Removed annotations
These annotations have been removed: @HxRefresh, @HxRedirect and @HxLocation. You should instead re...
github.com
November 27, 2025 at 8:39 PM
Friends of htmx and Spring Boot, version 5.0.0 of htmx-spring-boot has been released. It is the version you need for Spring Boot 4. See github.com/wimdeblauwe/... for release notes.
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As a longtime Drupal developer now mostly using FastAPI - I’m pumped to not have to deal with Drupal so much and when I do I don’t have to mess around with badly documented JavaScript apis and can just drop HTMX in and have it just work.
November 27, 2025 at 4:28 PM
As a longtime Drupal developer now mostly using FastAPI - I’m pumped to not have to deal with Drupal so much and when I do I don’t have to mess around with badly documented JavaScript apis and can just drop HTMX in and have it just work.
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I’ve done about a dozen htmx endpoints in Drupal manually and it’s still easier than using Drupal’s inbuilt Ajax system. Even got around the way Drupal (php) calls JavaScript.
November 27, 2025 at 3:26 PM
I’ve done about a dozen htmx endpoints in Drupal manually and it’s still easier than using Drupal’s inbuilt Ajax system. Even got around the way Drupal (php) calls JavaScript.
drupal is slowly adding htmx functionality & the creator took htmx for a spin, implementing infinite scroll for his photo stream:
dri.es/infinite-scr...
dri.es/infinite-scr...
Infinite scroll with htmx
Dries is the Founder and Project Lead of Drupal and the Co-founder and CTO of Acquia.
dri.es
November 27, 2025 at 3:24 PM
drupal is slowly adding htmx functionality & the creator took htmx for a spin, implementing infinite scroll for his photo stream:
dri.es/infinite-scr...
dri.es/infinite-scr...
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Just published a blog post on how @htmx.org and Django make status polling trivial to implement
sgoel.dev/posts/htmx-a...
sgoel.dev/posts/htmx-a...
HTMX and Django make status polling trivial
Implement status polling with htmx and Django without any frontend Javascript code or build pipelines, using only server-side rendering.
sgoel.dev
November 26, 2025 at 7:10 PM
Just published a blog post on how @htmx.org and Django make status polling trivial to implement
sgoel.dev/posts/htmx-a...
sgoel.dev/posts/htmx-a...
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I'm having so much fun with @htmx.org, Web Components and View Transitions while developing a simple app that can help me practice my Dutch.
I'm getting a really smooth UX with just a couple of lines of code. The whole Web Component is just ~150 LOC including CSS, HTML and JS.
I'm getting a really smooth UX with just a couple of lines of code. The whole Web Component is just ~150 LOC including CSS, HTML and JS.
November 22, 2025 at 11:07 PM
I'm having so much fun with @htmx.org, Web Components and View Transitions while developing a simple app that can help me practice my Dutch.
I'm getting a really smooth UX with just a couple of lines of code. The whole Web Component is just ~150 LOC including CSS, HTML and JS.
I'm getting a really smooth UX with just a couple of lines of code. The whole Web Component is just ~150 LOC including CSS, HTML and JS.
htmx isn't the only hypermedia game in town & a new, emerging alternative is nomini:
nomini.js.org
it's a small, attribute-driven library that combines hypermedia & reactive functionality created by one of the htmx community members
check it out & give it a star!
nomini.js.org
it's a small, attribute-driven library that combines hypermedia & reactive functionality created by one of the htmx community members
check it out & give it a star!
Nomini — hypermedia with reactivity
Nomini is a tiny (~2kb) layer on top of HTML that gives you access to reactive variables and partial page swaps directly in your markup.
nomini.js.org
November 21, 2025 at 5:25 PM
htmx isn't the only hypermedia game in town & a new, emerging alternative is nomini:
nomini.js.org
it's a small, attribute-driven library that combines hypermedia & reactive functionality created by one of the htmx community members
check it out & give it a star!
nomini.js.org
it's a small, attribute-driven library that combines hypermedia & reactive functionality created by one of the htmx community members
check it out & give it a star!
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Inspired by Alexander Petros of @htmx.org and his hundred-year web service talk, I currently enjoy building with the most boring technologies: sqlite (raw), http (node with h3 instead of express), templates with jinja (njk). Minimizing the dependencies, striving for simplicity.
November 21, 2025 at 10:54 AM
Inspired by Alexander Petros of @htmx.org and his hundred-year web service talk, I currently enjoy building with the most boring technologies: sqlite (raw), http (node with h3 instead of express), templates with jinja (njk). Minimizing the dependencies, striving for simplicity.
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Out-of-order HTML patching, another proposal from TPAC, lets HTML be presented non-linearly, and a single file can update multiple parts of the page.
Would this feature be useful to you?
Would this feature be useful to you?
November 19, 2025 at 4:10 PM
Out-of-order HTML patching, another proposal from TPAC, lets HTML be presented non-linearly, and a single file can update multiple parts of the page.
Would this feature be useful to you?
Would this feature be useful to you?
November 19, 2025 at 12:06 AM
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Building with @htmx.org is so simple that it's exciting.
Added a polling feature to update elements until a certain condition was met, and it took exactly 4 hx- HTML attributes and one {% if %} check in Django.
All server-side. No APIs. No JS build pipelines. This really does change everything. 😅
Added a polling feature to update elements until a certain condition was met, and it took exactly 4 hx- HTML attributes and one {% if %} check in Django.
All server-side. No APIs. No JS build pipelines. This really does change everything. 😅
November 17, 2025 at 8:17 PM
Building with @htmx.org is so simple that it's exciting.
Added a polling feature to update elements until a certain condition was met, and it took exactly 4 hx- HTML attributes and one {% if %} check in Django.
All server-side. No APIs. No JS build pipelines. This really does change everything. 😅
Added a polling feature to update elements until a certain condition was met, and it took exactly 4 hx- HTML attributes and one {% if %} check in Django.
All server-side. No APIs. No JS build pipelines. This really does change everything. 😅
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- Modern frontend development with #Django, #HTMX, #Tailwind, #Playwright and #AlpineJS: prelude.tech/upcoming_wo...
- Understanding #Django by Integrating #AllAuth: prelude.tech/upcoming_wo...
Use the code NAMIBIA at checkout to get 10% off, and I'll donate another 40% to @pyconna.bsky.social
- Understanding #Django by Integrating #AllAuth: prelude.tech/upcoming_wo...
Use the code NAMIBIA at checkout to get 10% off, and I'll donate another 40% to @pyconna.bsky.social
November 13, 2025 at 1:35 PM
- Modern frontend development with #Django, #HTMX, #Tailwind, #Playwright and #AlpineJS: prelude.tech/upcoming_wo...
- Understanding #Django by Integrating #AllAuth: prelude.tech/upcoming_wo...
Use the code NAMIBIA at checkout to get 10% off, and I'll donate another 40% to @pyconna.bsky.social
- Understanding #Django by Integrating #AllAuth: prelude.tech/upcoming_wo...
Use the code NAMIBIA at checkout to get 10% off, and I'll donate another 40% to @pyconna.bsky.social