@cwensel @benpate Don't let the horse tell you. There are always several tools to do a job well. #htmx is good for many things, but sometimes it makes sense to move more logic to the client side. I already have Angular and React etc. used too for large projects. These frameworks or libraries can make sense. Currently, however, I also use htmx for one project and #alpinejs for more complex things in the same project.
But it always depends on the

#PHP でいいじゃんという機運がもし高まったら #RiotJS にとってはむしろ勝機、いや、勝つとか負けるとかいうフェーズではもはやないけど、シチュエーションによっては活路があるというか利用シーンでてくる気はしている。

そのためにもランタイムスロットのことをやっぱり記事書きたいな。
このあたりの機能は Inspired by #AlpineJS なので、事前コンパイルなしで使える（というか RiotJS のコンパイラーを含むバージョンを使う）し、サーバーサイドの #PHP とは親和性が高い気がしてる（気がしているだけ

あとは #ViewTransitionsAPI が通常のページ遷移でも効くようになってくれたら、最高なんだけどなあ

@shacker I'm with you! I'm working to find its limits, too.

Htmx's primary focus is elegant server communication.

AlpineJS (or hyperscript) are complimentary frameworks that focus on rich in-page experience.

The hardest I've pushed the stack is by building a rules engine with htmx, AlpineJS, and Django. It works beautifully…

@konnorrogers @joeldrapper @davetron5000 @hejsna @marcoroth

Seems like a great time to check out #htmx, which does all that Turbo can do, and more.

#_hyperscript or #alpinejs are more than sufficient replacements for Stimulus.

https://htmx.org/
https://hyperscript.org/
https://alpinejs.dev/

@aral I read through the #Kitten docs. You did a nice job walking through the project and it’s capabilities

Looks like a neat tool. #HTMX and #alpinejs are nice choices to bundle. I’d prefer #SQLite to #JSDB, but I see what you’re going for. I might try it out with #Dolt via Dolthub’s SQL API https://dolthub.com/blog/2020-08-21-dolthub-repository-apis/

Overall it feels like a static site generator, but it’s dynamic! very cool

@laura @smallcircles