Heute Abend bei der #Java User Group #Münster beschäftigen wir uns mit der "#HTMX-Frage" und ob andere Lösungen (#NextJS zB) vielleicht doch besser geeignet sind, um konsistente UIs zu bauen (was Powerpoint nicht immer schafft, s. Screenshot)
Wer mag, kommt gerne vorbei: https://react.schule/jugms-htmx 
Hallo #Westfalen!
Wenn ihr Interesse an der #Frontend-Entwicklung habt, habe ich zwei (ganz uneigennützige 
Würde mich freuen, euch zu sehen 
#htmx tip:
Use htmx.logAll() to log all htmx events to the console. Great for debugging which events are triggering or not!
Datastar: Web Framework for the Future?
https://chrismalek.me/posts/data-star-first-impressions/
Discussions: https://discu.eu/q/https://chrismalek.me/posts/data-star-first-impressions/
New blog article
Showing Toast and Swapping Content with HTMX (And ASP.NET Core)
https://www.mostlylucid.net/blog/showingtoastandswappingwithhtmx
HTMX and Hyperscript has made web development fun again for me. Wanted to refactor the JSON input for countries, plan id etc. with select fields and validation in https://openpaymenthost.com (FOSS payments host); I got it done without React or having to write JavaScript.
Thanks to u/Trick_Ad_3234 on r/htmx for improving my hyperscript.
Would it be possible to "toggle" requests with #htmx? Like, first click makes the request, second one doesn't, third one makes a new request and so on... 
Server-driven web apps are making a comeback—and htmx with ASP.NET Razor Pages is leading the charge. Less JS, more speed, and a whole lot simpler. The future looks familiar (in a good way): https://woodruff.dev/the-future-of-server-driven-web-apps-why-htmx-and-asp-net-are-just-getting-started/
htmx makes Razor Pages more interactive—but don’t skip the security checklist. From CSRF protection to request validation, here’s how to keep your htmx apps locked down: https://woodruff.dev/keeping-your-htmx-apps-safe-security-best-practices-for-asp-net-developers/
Is htmx acting up in your Razor Pages app? Don’t panic—just debug it like a boss. From browser tools to smart logging, here are some tips to make debugging way less painful: https://woodruff.dev/debugging-htmx-in-asp-net-razor-pages-tips-tricks-and-tools/
If your Razor Pages UI feels clunky, htmx might be the upgrade you’ve been looking for. It has a smoother UX, less JavaScript, and is way more fun to build. See how to level things up: https://woodruff.dev/boosting-razor-pages-ux-the-htmx-upgrade-you-need/
Do you really need a SPA and full JavaScript framework for that? htmx might be all you need—it's clean, fast, and plays great with Razor Pages. Let’s break down when to use htmx vs the usual suspects: https://woodruff.dev/htmx-vs-javascript-frameworks-choosing-the-right-tool-for-the-job/
Tired of overcomplicated frontends? HTMX is a breath of fresh air for ASP.NET Core devs. Build faster, cleaner web apps with less JavaScript and more joy. Check out how to get started: https://woodruff.dev/htmx-for-asp-net-core-developers-the-simpler-faster-way-to-build-web-apps/
Want cleaner, more modular Razor Pages? htmx + partial views is a game-changer. Build dynamic UIs piece by piece without the JavaScript headache. Check out how to keep things tidy and interactive: https://woodruff.dev/going-modular-using-htmx-with-partial-views-in-razor-pages/
CRUD doesn’t have to be a chore. With HTMX and Razor Pages, you can build dynamic, snappy apps without piling on JavaScript. Create, read, update, delete—easy and elegant. See how it’s done: https://woodruff.dev/crud-made-easy-building-dynamic-apps-with-htmx-and-asp-net-razor-pages/
Live updates without the hassle? Yes, please. With HTMX and Razor Pages, you can sprinkle real-time magic using SSE—no WebSocket setup is required. Check out how to keep your UI fresh and reactive: https://woodruff.dev/real-time-magic-live-updates-with-htmx-and-asp-net-razor-pages/
Chapters 5–8 of ASP.NET Core Reimagined with htmx Book are out!
Learn htmx magic with Razor Pages:
Ch5 – Mastering hx-get & hx-post
Ch6 – Using hx-put, hx-patch, & hx-delete
Ch7 – Precision updates with hx-target & hx-swap
Ch8 – Event ease via hx-trigger & hx-on
