htmx

for doing that.

In the release, HTMX 4.000, yay for non-Zerover, it says, after eight months of work plus a game, and if you go to the game, this is a real Game Boy cartridge you can get, yeah? Yeah.

Yep, I have said cartridge is not made up.

It is legitimately a cartridge you can play through.

If you play all the way through, your reward is to see the source code for HTMX 4.0.

Incredible.

It is.

Do you know how

many CEOs of HTMX right now are hanging on every word you're about to say? Oh, yes.

They will.

The great state of Montana.

stuff

yep so it's sort of like a preview of that htmx 4.0 has been released as a reminder what is htmx it's like a way to do server-side html and client-side html javascript together is that a good way to describe it i don't know yeah

i i think it's been described as like hypermedia like it's like it's adding the hypermedia you wish you had in html

yeah

Yes.

So that's what that's what HTMX is.

But what's new in 4.0 in the blog post, they say HTMX 4 from a user's viewpoint is almost identical to HTMX 2.

But attribute inheritance is the biggest change.

El iPhone plegable y el Apple Watch Series 12 también dependen de decisiones que tomará en las próximas semanas.

Y en el frente de la cultura de desarrollo, el creador de HTMX, Carson Gross, publicó un manifiesto llamado No AI Fridays, instando a los ingenieros a prescindir de las herramientas de IA un día a la semana, argumentando que el uso constante de LLM genera lo que él llama deuda cognitiva.

Alcanzó doscientos cuarenta y tres puntos en Hacker News en cuestión de horas.

Edo.

La resistencia de los desarrolladores contra las herramientas de inteligencia artificial tiene un nuevo rostro.

Carson Gross, el creador de HTMX, publicó un manifiesto llamado No AI Fridays, en el que urge a los desarrolladores a dejar de usar LLMs un día a la semana, argumentando que el uso constante genera deuda cognitiva y erosiona el pensamiento crítico.

La publicación alcanzó doscientos cuarenta y tres puntos y ciento sesenta comentarios en Hacker News, convirtiéndose en una de las críticas más contundentes del mes contra la dependencia de herramientas de IA.

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Welcome to the Hacker News Highlights, where we explore the top 10 posts on Hacker News every day.

Today, we dive into emphasizing keyboard-driven GUIs, announcing HTMX 4.0 with explicit attribute inheritance, and revealing advancements in open-weight model GLM 5.3. Let's begin.

GUIs should be fully keyboard-driven.

The post discusses the idea that GUIs should support complete keyboard navigation, emphasizing that modern GUIs often fall short despite guidelines advocating for keyboard accessibility.

There was also interest in its speed, cost, and readiness for real-world tasks, alongside concerns about hardware costs and market dynamics.

Overall, the community viewed GLM 5.3 as a step forward, making local inference more viable and competitive with cloud-based solutions.

Title, HTMX 4.0.0 Release.

Source, Hacker News.

That's the thing.

There's a, a bifurcation, and really it's swung back towards sprinkling in the interactivity with HTMX.

jQuery is still there.

Yeah.

You know, React and HTMX are pretty much tied at this point.

Um, template partials.

Yeah.

We, we can't necessarily afford a team with, you know, two front end developers, two back end developers, you know, uh, and all the, all the, um, coordination tax between them.