Issue № 11: Bump Version

htmx 1.7.0 released

htmx.org @htmx_org

happy to announce the release of htmx 1.7.0:

<https://htmx.org/posts/2022-02-22-htmx-1.7.0-is-released/>

* a new hx-sync attribute for synchronizing requests between elements * many new extensions including alternative sse & ws support * hx-disinherit to disable inheritance * much more!

Enjoy!

🍻

The release also includes:

• Server-Send Events and WebSocket support was factored into extensions,
• the new Alpine-Morph plugin, which preserves Alpine state during htmx swaps
• the Restored plugin, which lets elements know when they’ve been restored from the history cache
• the Loading States plugin, which helps you show loading to the user

That’s still not all! Read the full release notes:

https://htmx.org/posts/2022-02-22-htmx-1.7.0-is-released/

_hyperscript 0.9.5 released

Highlights:

• The add command now supports a when clause to allow conditionally adding/removing a class, etc. in a single command
• The beep expression is now available to assist in debugging hyperscript code

add .highlighted to the <p /> in beep! <div.highlight />
	-- Logs the value of `<div.highlight />`.
add .highlighted to beep! the <p /> in <div.highlight />
	-- Logs the value of `the <p /> in <div.highlight />`.

https://hyperscript.org/posts/2022-02-22-hyperscript-0.9.5-is-released/

Intercooler.js to htmx migration guide

htmx.org @htmx_org

happy to announce that corporate sponsor & long time supporter @commspaceapp has smoothly upgraded their SAAS app from intercooler.js/jquery to htmx/hyperscript

they have contributed an upgrade guide here:

<https://htmx.org/migration-guide/>

👏 👏 👏

Intercooler is still maintained, but htmx provides new features and will continue to gain more. As such, you might want to port your intercooler apps to htmx + _hyperscript, which you can do with this guide.

The guide features such gems as:

htmx follows the approach of trying to keep the core small, with a smaller set of available attributes that are mostly focused on content loading and swapping.

Using the htmx events system with vanilla javascript, alpine.js or hyperscript. Hyperscript is a small, open scripting language designed to be embedded in HTML, inspired by HyperTalk and is a companion project of htmx.

None. No direct equivalent functionality exists (TBC)

https://htmx.org/migration-guide/

missing.css is ready for contributions

The skeleton of the project is complete, and eagerly waiting to be filled in with attractive styles. Check out the contributing guidelines, which feature the project’s standards for users, development instructions and a map of the project directory structure:

https://github.com/bigskysoftware/missing/blob/2aa556d/Contributing.md

Functional Web Apps?

MSM I’ve been building a thing for work using the https://arc.codes/ framework, and noticed that they have started to advise that lambdas/functions should return HTML rather than JSON. there was this interesting line in https://fwa.dev/before-and-after that seems HOWLy:

A different way to solve all this complexity is to move up the cloud vendor stack. A Functional Web App (FWA) is authored completely as single-responsibility cloud functions that can render HTML-first dynamically, incorporating the full-stack such as a managed database.

Interesting…