FULL Introduction To HTMX Using Golang

This was a live course for FrontEnd Masters. They have been nice enough to let me put it on my channel.

During the recording of this I was pretty new to Golang so forgive me for any non awesome go moves. The reason i chose go was to show that you _DONT_ have to use JS for your backend. Its _up to you_ to decide what backend

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[AWriterWandering]

Truly, there’s no more epic introduction than riding in on a man horse.

[denitechYT]

That intro is the level of confidence I wish on everyone.

[niln]

This is the intro I expect from any professional course from now on. A new industry standard is born.

[zerosumgame]

Wish I had the balls to walk into a classroom full of people and act like a degen twitch streamer. Mad respect

[ColinFox]

I feel bad for Prime here - no laughter at the "horse", not a lot of interactivity from the audience. Tough crowd.

[_ntds]

bro just uploaded a damn 2 hour vid in between streaming and uploading clips 24/7. truly GOAT.

[deado]

Epic introduction. Im convinced of everything u will say in that video.

[DerSolinski]

Not even 30 secs in and people already have the feeling no matter how abysmal the rest could be,
it was every penny worth they spend.

[brionlund]

Someone jumps in with a completely incorrect movie title and prime just runs with it. Absolutely beautiful.

[Greediium]

Best walk onta a stage for a talk I have seen 10/10

[cw]

36:58 lmao almost let a graph-queel slip there

[Jaoheah]

You are a good speaker. I have no knowledge regarding coding, yet I watched this for some unknown reason.

[someguy]

Legend has it that audience bruh's copy of Air still doesn't run. Stellar intro overall - well done *salute* one tiny point of feedback: these kinds of tuts are a lot easier for n00bs to follow if you don't name everything form struct -> funcs -> block -> html -> vars the same Contact(s) word.

[mattmmilli]

LMAO that intro with dead silence 😂😂😂😂 what a champ

[DavidBelliveau]

First run through I was bewildered. Second run through, it's starting to make sense. I don't code for a living, but my world-changing idea needs to get out there, so I figure by the 4th or 5th run through, this will all make sense to me and by then I'll have figured out Go.

[XDarkGreyX]

The second I saw that thumbnail while sitting on the shitter is an experience I never knew I would come across and one that will never leave me till my last breath. Amen.

[joaooliveirarocha]

I... I can't stop repeating the first 30 seconds.What?
edit: Ok I had to go to the end to check if your beautiful mount would appear again. I'm not disappointed.

[summussum]

Just got through this for a second time. Great demonstration of the ultimate power of HTMX. Been reading through the book, and it’s an amazing read.

[elliotphoenix]

This was Saul Goodman level of introduction

[excitedbox]

The question about tab state management could be done using on click to store the state using any of the client side storage options to manage state. For extreme cases, you still have Hyperscript and even inline JS as options. The main thing to remember is that HTMX is meant to add interaction for smaller or one of use cases, where you don't need all the bells and whistles. I have seen way too many static 5 page sites using WordPress simply to add their contact form with recaptcha.