Lazarus
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Join me while I learn about web fundamentals and talk at you about itTwitter: @all__hype
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Episodes
Datastar signals 13.04.2025 11:36
Datastar signals let you do front end stuff like alpine & hyperscript Demo: https://hypecp.com/demos/datastar-signals Video: https://youtu.be/csPFLpm8OYI Bad Apple: https://data-star.dev/examples/bad_apple
hx-pod behind the scenes (cross-posted from the CST podcast) 03.04.2025 1:19:29
Is Laz doing too many things at once?
World's easiest live dashboard with htmx 29.03.2025 7:03
This might be the fastest, easiest way possible to make your dashboard live! Basically just do polling with an hx-get, hx-select, and an hx-trigger The visual version of this episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NU3FEHJRMEs
A unified theory of hypermedia 18.03.2025 11:50
Any Back-end. How html is generated doesn’t matter HATEOAS - No virtual DOM No build step, No Node or npm Don’t care about package size - as long as no dependency chain Load things as you need them (page and assets) Nothing is faster or more efficient than html
Going Live 07.03.2025 5:10
yes my first one was a technical debacle, and that's ok
Getting inspired by efficiency 02.03.2025 16:43
Universal Studios in Orlando is a master class in efficiency.
Brock Benson - From vuejs to htmx: the good, the bad, and the ugly 20.02.2025 2:03:56
Mayples on Twitter: https://x.com/mayples_co In this episode I talk to Brock Benson, creator of Mayples, a business valuation SaaS. Last year, Brock made the decision to rewrite his large-scale, Live VueJS production app into an htmx app. During this rebuild, Brock went on a journey into the internals of htmx, built his own extensions, embraced _hyperscript, and pushed against the limits of htmx....
Introducing Fixi, the minimalist hypermedia library by Jason Cross 13.02.2025 55:54
Fixi: https://github.com/bigskysoftware/fixi Fixi is a new hyper-minimalist javascript library. At less than 4kb, it gives much of the power of similar hypermedia libraries like htmx, with a new stream-lined approach. Use attributes like fx-action, fx-method, fx-trigger, and fx-swap to perform ajax requests to work with html from your server. In this episode Lazarus talks to its creator, Jason Cr...
The core difference between htmx and datastar (correction) 10.02.2025 7:52
Datastar experiment: https://hypecp.com/wave Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXPD3LblwVA
Where datastar fits in (for me, right now) 07.02.2025 13:36
datastar fills some gaps in htmx
Building the perfect hypermedia modal 30.01.2025 17:56
The 100-year modal https://hypecp.com/#htmx-hx-essentials-examples
Speedify your site by dumbening your browser 24.01.2025 10:48
The original tweet with the tweet that breaks your browser: https://x.com/defnotbeka/status/1878009000161407021 Hypermedia shines when the data on the page gets big
The basics of css specificity 20.01.2025 12:40
#my-id -> 1 0 0 .my-class -> 0 1 0 button -> 0 0 1 #my-id .my-class -> 1 1 0 id | class | type https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Specificity
Do two things at once 16.01.2025 7:58
2 things > 1 thing
Htmx "essentials" - 4 or 5 attributes? 10.01.2025 9:20
Building hypecp.com What are the htmx "essential" attributes?
The "Hypermedia hot reload" 03.01.2025 6:48
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="5">
Building hypecp.com - hx-get 17.12.2024 10:21
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSCiNKWC24c
Exploring Unpoly JS with creator Henning Koch 11.12.2024 1:23:56
Henning Koch, creator of Unpoly, discusses where his hypermedia framework sits in the ecosystem, why he built it, and why he favors Convention over Configuration. https://unpoly.com Unpoly has been around for a decade and is used in production by companies all around the world, including Bosch, Volkswagen, Audi, and Siemens. https://github.com/unpoly/unpoly/discussions/666
What does building in public mean? 05.12.2024 6:14
hypecp.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZipE9zn-Og
Building hypecp.com - 01 - Public suggestions 27.11.2024 6:18
New season of building in public! Want to upvote or downvote people's suggestions?
Server-driven web apps w/ R. Mark Volkmann 22.11.2024 1:08:16
The exceptionally prolific R. Mark Volkmann talks about his book "Server-Driven Web Apps with htmx", along with his approach to learning, writing, teaching, hx-swapping, and much more! The book: https://pragprog.com/titles/mvhtmx/server-driven-web-apps-with-htmx/ A talk on htmx: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3CYrD2ry-U A blog on EVERYTHING: https://mvolkmann.github.io/blog/topics/ The Notes dir...
Hyperview: Server-driven mobile app development 18.11.2024 1:21:31
Adam Stepinski, creator of Hyperview and co-author of Hypermedia Systems, explains how and why developed Hyperview. Hyperview lets you create a shell for your iOS/Android app, then populate it using XML and hypermedia, htmx-style inspired concepts. Hyperview is extensible, so you can find or build your own plugins. Links discussed: Website: https://hyperview.org Hyperview Github Repo (best place t...
hypecp.com, the hypermedia copy and paste site 13.11.2024 31:08
Lazarus is joined by guest Lazarus to talk about his new project, hypecp.com, which bears a striking resemblance to his old project, htmxlabs.com
I rewrote my entire product in a weekend with htmx 04.11.2024 1:17:54
Eric Harrison, MakeStartups Original twitter post: https://twitter.com/blister/status/1752357600547545356 For-Profit: https://makestartups.com Non-Profit (school): https://makestartups.org Personal website: https://ericharrison.info
The 100-year web service w/ Alex Petros 30.10.2024 1:18:00
Home site: https://alexanderpetros.com/ Utah JS talk (100 year web service): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lASLZ9TgXyc Big Sky Dev Con Talk (Life and Death of Htmx): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1g5ruM-16_Y&t=2684s Triptych Proposals: https://alexanderpetros.com/triptych/ Blog: https://unplannedobsolescence.com/
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