A Very Simple Tech Stack

Building a small app with HTMX, Go Fiber and Uno CSS.

💬 Topics:
- What is HTMX;
- Working with Go Fiber;
- What is Atomic CSS;
- HTMX Architecture;
- Alternative to JS frameworks;
- Easy to use tech stack;

#javascript #htmx #go

[adidibrani]

In 2024 we'll go back to HTML and CSS

[akindurosegun]

I used this stack recently, It was so easy that it felt like something was wrong!

[tanishkhare]

Very nice video overall, but would've liked if you showed the results at last and how difficult it is to deploy such a app.

[vic_shine]

awesome explanation, thanks ❤ hope this continues with more complex tasks for explaining more of htmx + Go 😊

[volt]

Thank you so much for this, you have reassured me on how I can use this stack on my own projects. I also really like unocss interactive page super newbie friendly.

[vojtastruhar]

The thumbnail looks like a Fireship video. Good job

[patrickren]

Template engine using custom html props are not new, but adding the ability to make XHR request is pretty cool

[woodmanmade]

Literally playing with the stack right now (well with Tailwind instead) and it's really quite nice!

[Niksorus]

Great intro! I wish you'd have shown what the webpage actually looks like with this project though

[phoenicianathletix]

UnoCSS vs picocss for fastest minimal CSS no JS dependencies?

[hadavid]

I am trying to use the Fetch command in go, but it is undefined for me. Anyone know what the issue might be?

[narrei]

pretty infuriating that we didn't see actual result website in the video, lol

[eduardolagoeiro]

How do you recommend to componentize the html in go? I think go/html is missing a lot of tooling (great IDE integration, create and use components, typing, etc...)

[emerelle]

I wonder how those server-event stuff works and If I can do that with php.

[tcurdt]

It's either just the tightly coupled way we used building things 20y ago. Or it's just another less scalable angle of Phoenix Liveviews. I haven't made up my mind yet.

[flipflap]

Nice! How do you prevent end users from modifying the htmx code?

[dustsucker]

Getting started with only a webapp i think this Stack is one of the best. However if you have more than one applications or need an API for your App this aproach unfortunatly does not scale that Well as you will need a JSON or XML endpoint at some point and handling json and HTML instead of just json could prove to be quite time consuming.

[Noritoshi-rm]

HTMX should the the standard, that's so cool.

[pss_crs]

this stack is 😘, please do alot of go content

[cabanford]

Now if only someone could terminate the disaster that is CSS and replace it with something that WORKS - we'd be all happy 😊