Modern Web With Go and HTMX

Building a small app with HTMX and Go.

💬 Topics:
- What is HTMX;
- HTMX Tutorial;
- Go Tutorial;
- Working with Go Standard Library;
- How to structure an HTMX app;
- Alternative to JS frameworks;
- Easy to use tech stack;
- Build a simple web app.

#javascript #htmx #go

[carlosmspk]

This is netiher here nor there but I find incredible how you mathmatically tone your voice in 2 to 4 repetitions of the same pattern which end in an higher pitchm followed by a different pattern which ends in a lower pitch, followed by a short pause, and then repeat it all over again. It's not annoying or anything, it's just a curious detail

[armynyus]

I love your little index finger emoticon, pointing to the places in the code which you talk about. Makes it so much more enjoyable to watch w/o the constant fear of loosing it, while reading.
Thanks for the effort, it's really worth it!
Subbed.

[mickhuby]

Would love to see more GO + HTMX content :)

[ai_coding]

thank you for making the video short and to the point. subscribed.

[Razpirato]

It’s minimalist now, but by the time you finish the project you basically recreated Ruby on Rails.

[TechBuddy_]

Go std and deno std ( which is very much inspired by go std ) are sooo good, no huge dependencies and node_modules just the language features and a complete standard library which is all you need for most use cases

[eddbot-hhed]

Nice - but we should probably cache the templates as the application starts up, and only execute them in the handlers.

Makes things a bit more efficient than having to IO on every HTTP request

[mariusailisoaie]

I'm interested in the Go + HTMX stack and I was so happy when I saw your video 😁. Keep up the good work.

[pylotlight]

Add in chi for the simplest route hanlding and templ for the best templates and you've got the perfect stack ;)

[kirillgimranov]

It's a great stack and I'm using it rn but in the stack presented by the video author another important part of any web stack is missed - db. U need to add some db to your stack at least, and maybe some tool to use it from the code (like db drivers, query builders or entire ORMs)

[Joe-smmf]

Short and sweet video, I dig it. It is pretty rare for a tech stack to not include some kind of DB though, especially when touting it as scalable.

[crab-cake]

i like your accent as a native english speaker. don't be discouraged by the comments.

[dovh]

Nice and simple. A little more complex than an MPA though 😛. But yes, it takes away much of the complexity for basic apps.

[acelaox]

This is a very based tutorial, Thanks for covering minimalism in web dev!

Why did you choose Go for the backend? compatibility?

[sauravadhikari]

Sir,

Thank you 🙏

Keep this going sir keep this going. I love these kinds of videos.

[mountainslopes]

I’d love to see the sheet music for this instructional 🎼

[rajat]

super clean starting tutorial!
thanks!

[MrKeliv]

Please do more example like CRUD with datatable. I think this is more interesting and sounds like common use all new programmers like me 😂

[tcdnbm]

great video! what would you recommend for hosting the client and server side code here? would ecs be a good choice or is there something similar that's well priced?

[accessibleguidance]

One of your premises was multi page app but you made a single page app based on your go programming and HTML markup. In the head HTML template can you explain integrity attribute and crossorigin with anonymous property?