This article details replacing HTMX with HMPL in a web project, highlighting HMPL's increased customization options and modern fetch implementation compared to HTMX's minimalistic approach. It provides code examples for simple and complex scenarios, a size comparison, and concludes that HMPL is a viable alternative for projects prioritizing functionality over minimal size.
This article details the development and implementation of an MCP (Multi-Modal Conversation Protocol) for scheduling social media posts within the Postiz open-source social media scheduling tool. It discusses the challenges of using SSE for transport and the benefits of WebSockets, as well as techniques for forcing LLMs to execute necessary configuration steps before scheduling. It highlights the use of decorators for creating API endpoints and the potential for integrating Postiz with other tools like Cursor and Notion.
The author argues that constantly chasing the latest JavaScript frameworks can be unproductive and distracting from actual development. They suggest focusing on core programming skills and widely adopted frameworks.
The article explores principles and best practices of writing clean JavaScript code, emphasizing readability, maintainability, reusability, testability, and scalability. It covers topics such as meaningful variable names, object organization, function design, commenting, testing, and using modern JavaScript features.
An exploration of why CSS pseudo elements cannot be applied to <input> elements and a workaround using a <span> wrapper to add icons to buttons, while recommending the use of <button> elements for better semantic and functional practice.
Hugging Face announces the stable release of Gradio 5, enabling developers to build performant, scalable, and secure ML web applications with Python.
Hugging Face launches Gradio 5, a major update to its popular open-source tool for creating machine learning applications, aimed at making AI development more accessible and secure for enterprises.
The article provides an overview of 12 essential Web APIs every developer should know, including Storage API, Payment Request API, DOM API, HTML Sanitizer API, Canvas API, History API, Clipboard API, Fullscreen API, FormData API, Fetch API, Drag and Drop API, and Geolocation API. Each API is explained with code examples.
FastHTML is a new way to create modern interactive web apps. It scales down to a 6-line python file, and scales up to complex production apps.
A comprehensive overview of React concepts, covering components, JSX, fragments, props, state, lifecycle methods, purity, Strict Mode, hooks, Context API, lists and keys, forms, and React Router.
