HTMX & Go with ThePrimeagen | Preview

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Are you wanting an alternative to complicated UI frameworks? Make web app development simpler using HTMX! Using Go, you’ll build a simple server to respond to routes with templates. Then enhance your HTML with HTMX attributes to target updates on parts of the page. Tackle error handling, out-of-band updates, and advanced patterns for URL control and redirection. Learn the grug way (it’s just HTML, btw) for building interactive web experiences!

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0:00 - Introduction & Course Description
0:28 - Understanding HATEOAS
4:51- hx-target & hx-swap
9:44 - Deleting Contacts

[jony]

this mans convinced me to waste 100+ hours of my life configuring neovim

[meesixsg]

It's like my brain is wired to expect a punchline with every sentence. But here I am, listening to your online course, waiting for the sarcasm to drop... and all I get is pure wisdom.

[decoyslois]

This is a really interesting format. Instead of YouTuber - person talking to camera, or lecture - person talking to audience, this is more like a tutorial in the classical Oxford/Cambridge UK university style where it’s talking to a small group of people about topics they know about so you get some informed responses.

It would be cool to adopt this idea a bit further - have some people bring in their work and you react/critique it in real time.

[alexandrecosta]

These Primagen courses are all very good, but this one stands out the most

[BekhterevFlight]

I just want to thank you for making these colaborations. People like Prime actually give insane amounts of value and TEACH you how to use HTMX and w/e he is teaching about.
There are so many "tutors" who don't have 30% of the knowledge or passion that Prime does, that try to teach these subjects.

[MrTallAndy]

Love the simplicity, the whole frontend, backend split JSON transformation via API back into HTML always irked and felt like an over complexity. We seemed to invent a million different tools and frameworks to make it hard for ourselves. Refreshing to see an elegant solution 👏

[Danimal.]

I am so close of convincing a 2.5 billion company to refactor their decade old monolith mvc using htmx. I am not just Jumping on the bandwagon and hype, I have spent decades of fighting frameworks and I want pivot to building micro ui. Wish me luck.

[jasx]

I'm loving HTMX. I was toying around with it using an Express server. Kept adding things and damn, I just re-created my personal website but much much simpler. I didn't even need a template engine because a for loop and some pushing database content + a little html to an array then ending with res.send(content.join(' ')); does the same thing. The simplicity has me over excited. I even created a markdown editor to preview my blogs/notes/articles using HTMX from the same Express server.

[bhavyakukkar]

i like him a lot more in these courses than while he's streaming

[driden]

Love the calm version of the primeagen more than I like the hyperactive one

[mormantu]

He seems like a really good teacher. Go prime!

[zacharythomasrobertson]

I think it's hilarious that we've finally come full circle back to xhr and vanilla js😂

[adriangajdulewicz]

damn, primeagen is such a good, entertaining teacher

[alabrrmrbmmr]

Sweet Oden's Raven, Primeagen was quick when I started watching his videos 3 years ago and now I feel like I'm watching on 2x

[BroodWarEver]

Frontend Masters reading my mind again. Love this, can't wait to sink my teeth into this over the weekend.

[matt.dunleavy]

I was curious about using Go for backend and this guy dragged me down the rabbit hole. It's good stuff. I also really enjoy the sound of the keyboard. I wonder if it's mechanical.

[genshian]

This man is like the programmer equivelant of Ryan Reynold's comedy. Lol, who ever thought listenning to technical lectures would be as funny as some comedy show.

[NeoMekhar]

OMG im going to enjoy this, im testing htmx and i like it a lot! Only difference is im using python instead of Go

[dixztube]

Finally did a go htmx project I enjoyed it

[diegorocha]

Wait until you discover express, mustache and vanilla js with web components, insane