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@wsvincent perfect!

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@wsvincent perfect!

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@postmodern I use it for Python-based projects, and like it. It’s much simpler than having to maintain a separate JavaScript front end.

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@postmodern I use it for Python-based projects, and like it. It’s much simpler than having to maintain a separate JavaScript front end.

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@nil@functional.cafe Thanks for pointing these out. If you can, these would be useful additions to the issues list:
https://github.com/bigskysoftware/hype rmedia-systems/issues
If not, I’ll make sure they get there.

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@nil@functional.cafe Thanks for pointing these out. If you can, these would be useful additions to the issues list:
https://github.com/bigskysoftware/hype rmedia-systems/issues
If not, I’ll make sure they get there.

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@nil@functional.cafe Interesting fact: The book is the first print from an html-to-pdf process put together by one of authors—Deniz Aksimsek. The system, and result, are impressive, and yes, will need some tweaks to fine-tune layout in future editions.

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@nil@functional.cafe Interesting fact: The book is the first print from an html-to-pdf process put together by one of authors—Deniz Aksimsek. The system, and result, are impressive, and yes, will need some tweaks to fine-tune layout in future editions.

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Happy indictment day, again, to all who celebrate.

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Happy indictment day, again, to all who celebrate.

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@marcelias Let’s not forget this ‘how to coup’ classic from John Yoo: https://americanmind.org/salvo/what-ha ppens-if-no-one-wins/
Seth Abramson covers it here: https://open.substack.com/pub/sethabra mson/p/proof-exclusive-doj-and-the-nyt-say?r=27d9i&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post

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@marcelias Let’s not forget this ‘how to coup’ classic from John Yoo: https://americanmind.org/salvo/what-ha ppens-if-no-one-wins/
Seth Abramson covers it here: https://open.substack.com/pub/sethabra mson/p/proof-exclusive-doj-and-the-nyt-say?r=27d9i&utm_medium=ios&utm_campaign=post

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@simeon @RonyNedkov This is the way! Wonderful.

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@simeon @RonyNedkov This is the way! Wonderful.

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@quadratur I see your concern. The main issue is with transclusion; screen readers can lose focus between requests. I think idiomorph swapping looks promising there. But the point of the library is to let authors stay close to html. I use it because I like working with html, and want a better UX than html alone can provide.

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@quadratur I see your concern. The main issue is with transclusion; screen readers can lose focus between requests. I think idiomorph swapping looks promising there. But the point of the library is to let authors stay close to html. I use it because I like working with html, and want a better UX than html alone can provide.

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@quadratur I got a laugh out of this. I guess I’m one of ‘those people.’ Please ignore the mess.

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@quadratur I got a laugh out of this. I guess I’m one of ‘those people.’ Please ignore the mess.

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@carlton Funny. This may be why I’m drawn to hyperscript (vs. any other ‘serious’ js library).

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@carlton Funny. This may be why I’m drawn to hyperscript (vs. any other ‘serious’ js library).

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Very happy that this book is out. Editing a book with three authors—smart, with different writing styles—was challenging. I think we arrived at something uniquely substantial. And the cover by Berkeley Graphics? Love. #htmx Hypermedia Systems https://a.co/d/04y0Ymx

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Very happy that this book is out. Editing a book with three authors—smart, with different writing styles—was challenging. I think we arrived at something uniquely substantial. And the cover by Berkeley Graphics? Love. #htmx Hypermedia Systems https://a.co/d/04y0Ymx

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@trey @cassettenest Making a similar move (heroku/postgres to fly/SQLite). Did you need to rewrite any queries?

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@trey @cassettenest Making a similar move (heroku/postgres to fly/SQLite). Did you need to rewrite any queries?

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@wsvincent I wonder if the name 'view' causes some confusion; I think it did for me.

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@wsvincent I wonder if the name 'view' causes some confusion; I think it did for me.

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@wsvincent The work you put in definitely shows through.

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@wsvincent The work you put in definitely shows through.

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@brianokken This helped me a lot: https://spookylukey.github.io/django-v iews-the-right-way/

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@brianokken This helped me a lot: https://spookylukey.github.io/django-v iews-the-right-way/

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@patrick_h_lauke You’re right, focus is not handled automatically. The thing I like about htmx is that it let’s me write interactions explicitly; if I don’t practice accessible html, it won’t do that work for me.

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@patrick_h_lauke You’re right, focus is not handled automatically. The thing I like about htmx is that it let’s me write interactions explicitly; if I don’t practice accessible html, it won’t do that work for me.

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@patrick_h_lauke @sil @benpate The good news here is that basic html accessibility rules work in htmx. One key is to use well tested, accessible components, same as with other frameworks.

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@patrick_h_lauke @sil @benpate The good news here is that basic html accessibility rules work in htmx. One key is to use well tested, accessible components, same as with other frameworks.

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@patrick_h_lauke Good point. My read is that the problem there is with the example html, not htmx per se.

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@patrick_h_lauke Good point. My read is that the problem there is with the example html, not htmx per se.

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@wsvincent I’d love to work on this! I wear many hats, including for cover design. I have your beginner book, and have wanted to update that cover for a long time.

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@wsvincent I’d love to work on this! I wear many hats, including for cover design. I have your beginner book, and have wanted to update that cover for a long time.