Your content is so great man. Whenever I got stuck with htmx I just scroll through your content most of the time there is some really good explanation on the subject.
Related piece here is when you use hx-push to add url parameters then hit refresh, only the template partial will load without base.html. then you need to follow a similar practice of identifying if its a standard non ajax request and handle that differently than the partial htmx requests
Great video! Is there a way to have multiple hx-targets when using hx-boost, so that different links/buttons swap different elements? Do you just use a different hx-target tag on each link/button? Though Is there really even any point in using hx-boost at that point?
I’m interested to know how to make a sidebar menu with active indicator and have it work like spa ( active indicator changing, ans page content changing like spa )
I have a question for you regarding HTMX: let's say I have a Python/Go/PHP server as API backend, and I do not want to disclose this backend server. And if I want to use HTMX as frontend, what frontend server framework would you recommend to mask the API backend? I hope this frontend server is capable enought to handle large amount of almost concurrent access. Would you recommend Bun? Or NodeJS 20 + Express, or others? Thank you
I like to use htmx, but I ran into a problem - when loading part of the page using htmx, which contains swiper, it stops working, but if I load the entire page, everything works fine. Can anyone tell me how to solve the problem?
10:38 dude the only thing you needed to do was check if in the Request Headers was HX-Request present, there is no need to install another dependency in the project
Thanks for great tutorial. But I have a question/problem. I want to use DataTable library. When first load its not working. But when I refresh or click same url. DataTable is working. Do you know why not working when the first load ? Thanks
I've had a quick look at ReactPy and it's on my list of videos to-do. But I don't know enough at the moment! If anyone is interested in a video on this, just let me know.
There's something puzzling about this. "hx-boost" is an HTMX attribute. HTMX is a client-side JavaScript library. If JavaScript is disabled in the browser then the HTMX library shouldn't be used and the "hx-boost" attributes shouldn't be interpreted. What am I misunderstanding?
@@ZakKohlerI dug into hx-boost more and understand it now. What I was missing was the performance benefit of replacing the `body` content in the current page without processing `link` and `script` tags in the `head` of the new HTML. That of course only happens when JavaScript is enabled.
Your content is so great man. Whenever I got stuck with htmx I just scroll through your content most of the time there is some really good explanation on the subject.
Thanks a lot! Really delighted to hear that, cheers man!
Your tutorials are amazing!!
Thanks a lot!
Related piece here is when you use hx-push to add url parameters then hit refresh, only the template partial will load without base.html. then you need to follow a similar practice of identifying if its a standard non ajax request and handle that differently than the partial htmx requests
Great content again always useful !
Thanks a lot!!
every time I have a Django & HTMX problem, I come here
Thanks! Appreciate the comment
Great video sir
Thanks a lot Justin!
Great video! Is there a way to have multiple hx-targets when using hx-boost, so that different links/buttons swap different elements? Do you just use a different hx-target tag on each link/button? Though Is there really even any point in using hx-boost at that point?
How to use browser transitions to create a nice SPA feel?
Great suggestion - I'll look into making a video on browser transitions.
@bugbytes3923 I found a great library: django-mptt for tree data (categories and sub-sub-cats )
Very cool! Thank you.
Thanks a lot!
I’m interested to know how to make a sidebar menu with active indicator and have it work like spa ( active indicator changing, ans page content changing like spa )
I have a question for you regarding HTMX: let's say I have a Python/Go/PHP server as API backend, and I do not want to disclose this backend server. And if I want to use HTMX as frontend, what frontend server framework would you recommend to mask the API backend? I hope this frontend server is capable enought to handle large amount of almost concurrent access.
Would you recommend Bun? Or NodeJS 20 + Express, or others? Thank you
I like to use htmx, but I ran into a problem - when loading part of the page using htmx, which contains swiper, it stops working, but if I load the entire page, everything works fine. Can anyone tell me how to solve the problem?
this is amazing
Thanks!
cool video as always.
Thanks as always!
8:46 why use js at all at that point 😵
thank you
Thanks a lot!
10:38 dude the only thing you needed to do was check if in the Request Headers was HX-Request present, there is no need to install another dependency in the project
True! I just like django-htmx 😄
I posted a comment before, but please tell me how to implement Amazon search filters through htmx. You also need to add a page.
Thanks for great tutorial. But I have a question/problem. I want to use DataTable library.
When first load its not working. But when I refresh or click same url. DataTable is working. Do you know why not working when the first load ? Thanks
Thanks for your channel exists, i have scripts in js but when i use htmx my scripts dont load, how i can resolve this?
What if you don't want to redirect the user to a new URL? Is that possible to still "swap" the elements using the same page even with JS disabled?
It would be very nice, if you please, make a video series for htmx based ticketing system.
Awww so chilling
Elegant!
Thanks!
Is reactpy comparable? Should we use one or the other?
I've had a quick look at ReactPy and it's on my list of videos to-do. But I don't know enough at the moment! If anyone is interested in a video on this, just let me know.
So nice
Thanks!
I'm having some sort of crazy dejavu because I remember already seen your tut on boost but I can't find it.
Nope - this is the first! 😄
request: more htmx case study
There's something puzzling about this. "hx-boost" is an HTMX attribute. HTMX is a client-side JavaScript library. If JavaScript is disabled in the browser then the HTMX library shouldn't be used and the "hx-boost" attributes shouldn't be interpreted. What am I misunderstanding?
The whole page just reloads like any other website
@@ZakKohlerI dug into hx-boost more and understand it now. What I was missing was the performance benefit of replacing the `body` content in the current page without processing `link` and `script` tags in the `head` of the new HTML. That of course only happens when JavaScript is enabled.
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Thanks Aafan!
@@bugbytes3923 we should thank you, love the way you explain with each and every scenario.
firstly I love django and second your teachings 🤣
Wow
please don't miss understand me. I find it hard to understand your pronunciation.😢
Sorry to hear :(