Issue № 12: Copying Down The Dates
Our newest corporate sponsor: JetBrains
Yes, that JetBrains.
absolutely floored to say that htmx has a new corporate sponsor… @jetbrains!
i have been a long time (20+ years) user of all of JetBrain's tools and it is positively surreal to have them as a sponsor
thank you @jetbrains!
🙏🙏🙏
💙💙💙!
Looking for a new home for the htmx community
Discord is a black hole for information.
alfonsrv Top on HN – Discord is a black hole for information: https://knockout.chat/thread/33251/1
2022-02-18 15:18Z
gagepeterson As far as which forum software I think GitHub discussions is probably the easiest to implement. I think I like Discourse’s notification system, since last visit line, and obviously has a lot more plugins and features than GitHub discussions. However hosting ourselves is a bit more difficult to manage I admit.
There’s also nodeBB which has pretty slick UX. Pretty sure I can even be embedded into the static website if we wanted. Looks like they’ll even host it for free for open source projects: https://nodebb.org/pricing/2022-02-24
gagepeterson Also looks like Twist is free for communities: https://twitter.com/amix3k/status/1496225056300711937?t=P2RFxsdv7qYFj3JTe28SRA&s=19
gagepeterson It’s got really great web, desktop, and mobile app. Not publicly searchable but best in class UX
2022-03-01
xpufx If leaving Discord ever becomes an option at all please consider Zulip. https://zulip.com/ It’s open source. Can be self hosted. But they also do provide free cloud hosting for open source projecst if I am not mistaken.
xpufx Its killer feature is it’s topic based threads. (every channel conversation requires a topic)
xpufx Yes it is in fact free for open source projects. https://zulip.com/for/open-source/ Refer to the "Lasting knowledge repository " section on this page for info relating to the topic of this thread.
Craig R Wonder if this might be somewhat suitable? Seems like a hybrid forum and chat: https://www.talkyard.io/
lllama https://www.discourse.org/ ?
Do you have any ideas?
missing.css progress
The missing.css website has a new font switcher. İn addition: we are looking into navbar-free navigation, because navbars are a pain.
Meanwhile, we are progressing on the front of covering all the elements.
One thing still undecided is the utility class part — if you have used utility-based CSS and have opinions about it, https://htmx.org/discord is the soapbox you’ve been looking for! Ignore that buzzıng noise. 🐝
Concepts for missing.css This could turn out to be good. https://github.com/bigskysoftware
django-htmx on Read the Docs
I’ve just released django-htmx 1.9.0. As part of this release, it now has a documentation site built with Sphinx, hosted on Read the Docs at https://django-htmx.readthedocs.io.
Check it out!
https://django-htmx.readthedocs.io
The maintainability of _hyperscript code
Fubarrr Just wanted to say how much I love the maintainability of hyperscript code!
Today I discovered a small issue with some code I wrote months ago.
Took all of 30 seconds to find the problematic line of code ('cause LoB), understand what it was doing ('cause hyperscript syntax is poetry) and roll in a fix.