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I'm not sure what you're asking. Why not use a framework and send/recieve JSON?

@ yes. The web is based on json, not HTML. You shouldn't send html over the wire like it's the 90s

Returning JSON has been popular for a while, that's true. But it doesn't mean it's the best approach necessarily. Returning HTML is more performant, since we're always returning excactly what needs to be returned, business logic is not duplicated, since we don't have to write the logic on the backend and frontend (e.g. to hide or show a button based on permissions). I might do a longer video explaining all pros/cons. But if you're comfortable with JSON and prefer it, just use that, they're just tools at the end of the day! 😊

I moved into Linux and had no problem ever since

the majority of the world's devices run on linux, that doesn't sound like crap to me

@aratof18 headlessy yes..

Great suggestion! There is already a video about it, "Go & HTMX Data Dashboard - Live WebSocket Notifications", but I'll be making more at the start of 2025. Thanks for the support!

Thank you, glad you like them!

Thanks, glad you've noticed the improvements! Yes, I have a course, HTMX Go SaaS Blueprint. There's a link to it on most "regular" videos about HTMX or Go.

Thank you so much for your kind works my friend! Appreciate your support!

Glad the algo is showing the videos to more people. Thanks for the support and kind words!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

There's already a playlist for that. You should be able to find it on the channel page, let me know if you can't

Thanks for the idea, I'll try to release it soon!

Thank you so much for your kind words, glad the content has been helping you! I'll give that style of videos a try in the near future, but I'm still getting the hang of recording/editing, so I don't know if I would be as focused and able to solve problems as well if I was doing them on-camera, on or offline. But I understand your point and agree, I also think it's great to see how someone solves problems!

Thanks my friend! I truly appreciate your support recently!

An interface{} is an unknown type but it always has an underlying type, so I'm almost sure that won't work. In this case Meilisearch returns a `map[string]interface {}`, so I thought it would just be easier to marshal and unmarshal. Maybe there's a better way but I haven't found it yet.

Thank you so much!! Appreciate you support

I mean in vim. What is the font in vim.

Glad to know you've liked it! The font is Berkeley Mono

@@webdevfuel Thank you! I indeed like the video very much, pros/cons and, especially, comparison between oob/on puts everything into perspective. Imho much easier to comprehend anything if there are some connections drawn then if not.

Yes, it's possible. You would need to have the Go backend call a Node.js server that renders Svelte to HTML and then hydrate it on the client. The templ documentation has a section called "Using React with templ", basically the same setup but with React.

Glad I could help!

Yes! A query builder will avoid query injections, as will writing raw queries and binding them with arguments using the help of the driver package/pgx. SQL injection would only be a problem if the dev implemented something like fmt.Sprintf("SELECT * from users where email = %s;", email), instead of something like db.Query("SELECT * from users where email = $1;", email). Hope that clarifies it!

Thanks, glad to know you enjoy it!

Sorry, I'll try to improve that aspect of the Shorts in the future, thanks for the feedback!

Thanks, I'm glad you found it helpful!

@@webdevfuel Where we can contact you?

Sorry, I missed that part of your comment. Just search for "Web Dev Fuel" on LinkedIn and shoot me a message there.

Depending on your goal, I would say try getting a bit out of your comfort zone and learn other frameworks, it will give you a better prespective and help you see where the fundementals are (and not only how do things in Angular). Also, try to build a project from start to finish in Angular without the help on any tutorials, that might also be great to help you gain confidence! Wish you luck my friend!

@@webdevfuel thanks so much man

As far as I'm aware, Vite will only include what's being imported in the input, so it strips down everything else (in this case, it should only include htmx). But more recently I've found it easier to just copy the minified js file from HTMX's CDN, since it's simpler. I would still do it this way if I wanted to add HTMX extensions though.

@@webdevfuel I'll build a project tonight and see how it goes, if so it's very interesting

@@arturfil Good luck with your project!

Yes, totally agree with your point. I haven't tried Java at all, only C# for a while, and I felt I was just gluing packages. Some web devs seem to prefer it but it's not really my style either.

Yea exactly ! Meeting with java devs sucks because they’re so clueless without a specific framework and task to tie it to. With Go devs I can talk options with primitives and how they’re handled

Yes, my favourite language too at the moment no doubt about it!

Thanks, appreciate your support!

I feel the exact same way, Go can be very verbose, but with code snippets in the editor is less annoying. I would say try to build a project in the two ecosystems and see what feels best for you. Until you give them a try it's hard to tell. I started with Node.js, and only later learned Go and loved it!

@@webdevfuelI am trying to choose a new career path because Laravel/PHP is not as in high demand as before. But Laravel makes you SO productive! I feel that is a step to change to go

Thanks, appreciate your support! Yes, I hope it gave you a better understanding of when to choose each tech stack

I'm so glad to know that, appreciate your support! I'll take a look at the audio issue and see if I can fix it, thanks for bringing it to my attention.

Thanks! I will post more content on Go for sure. Appreciate your support

Thanks!! Glad you enjoyed it

Yes, it can be, but it depends like most of the time 😄 I think it's most important to think about a project's needs. Sometimes buttons are always going to look the same and it's a better trade-off to go down an abstraction level for 1 or 2 buttons from 100s in a web app, than to repeat those classes across the code base. Again, this is not a one size fits all solution and your point is totally valid and an important thing to think about! Thanks for your feedback!

Hey. Of course, it's ScreenBrush. I always have it in "Ghost Mode", so I can use the Fn key to enable the arrow tool. Appreciate your support! 😊

Thank you, I appreciate your kinds words! I'm really glad the series helped you with learning HTMX and Go 😊 Wish you all the best too!

To generate the Tailwind CSS file run: npm run tailwindcss To run the Go file: go run *.go

Thanks for the heads-up! I'll update the repo with the set up steps.

You can use air to run everything at once, including tailwind, templ and go, I've updated the repo, you can check it out :) thanks again for the idea

Glad to know you like the content! Thank you for idea!