This book looks at using the htmx JavaScript library to add logic and server interaction to HTML. Mark Volkmann shows how it provides the effect of using a front-end SPA framework without writing front-end code, and lets developers use any server-side programming language and framework to build server applications with endpoints that simply return snippets of HTML.

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The book looks at how to dynamically update portions of the current web page from HTTP responses, and add interactivity with JavaScript and libraries such Alpine and _hyperscript.

Author: Mark Volkmann
Publisher:  Pragmatic Bookshelf
Date: September 2024
Pages: 186
ISBN: 978-8888650769
Print: ‎ B0D9N35GKP
Kindle: B0DGZL98ZQ
Audience: JavaScript Web developers
Level: Intermediate
Category: Web design and development

Topics include:

• Rethink web application design; write code in any language that simply responds to requests with htmx snippets.
• Dynamically update portions of the current web page directly from the server.
• Implement common patterns such as lazy loading, input validation, CSS transitions, active search, optimistic updates, pagination, infinite scroll, polling, and click-to-edit.
• Add interactivity with JavaScript and libraries such as Alpine and _hyperscript.
• Use the htmx JavaScript API to simplify DOM operations.
• Make your web apps more secure: escape user-supplied content, use Subresource Integrity hashes, and enforce a Content Security Policy.
• Go beyond the basic HTTP request/response pattern with WebSockets and server-sent events.

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