Mar 20 Ā· 5 min read Ā· Originally published at Gothar Tech Part of our 2025 software architecture series. Beyond Framework Maximalism: HTMX, Hono, and WebAssembly in Production How Oxide uses HTMX, Hono, and WebAssembly to build a faster, clearer web architecture Teams r...
Join discussionMar 17 Ā· 5 min read Ā· import Tabs from '@theme/Tabs'; import TabItem from '@theme/TabItem'; For over a decade, Drupal developers have relied on Drupal.ajax ā a powerful but heavy abstraction layer over jQuery ā to handle dynamic interactions. With jQuery's slow sunset and...
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Mar 3 Ā· 5 min read Ā· HTMX: Server-Side HTML for the Modern Web HTMX challenges a core assumption of modern web development: that dynamic web interfaces require JavaScript frameworks managing state and rendering on the client. HTMX takes the opposite approach ā let the se...
Join discussionFeb 25 Ā· 16 min read Ā· Svelte 5 Islands in Spring Boot with Kotlin: The Preact Alternative In my previous post I showed how to use Preact Islands to handle the 5% of interactions where Alpine.js falls apart. Preact works gr
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Feb 18 Ā· 16 min read Ā· I build my webserver-rendered web applications with Spring Boot, Thymeleaf, and HTMX. I sprinkle some Alpine.js on top for dropdowns and toggles. And for 95% of interactions, this stack is perfect. But then you hit that one feature ā a kanban board w...
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Feb 16 Ā· 3 min read Ā· š Quick Summary: SubTrackr is a self-hosted subscription management application built with Go and HTMX. It allows users to track their subscriptions, visualize spending habits, receive renewal reminders, and manage their finances effectively. š Key...
Join discussionFeb 12 Ā· 3 min read Ā· HTMX + Alpine.js: Build Modern UIs Without React Bundle The Problem That Nobody Talks About I still remember the day when I discovered this the hard way. After months of using the old approach, I stumbled upon this solution and everything changed. Ta...
Join discussionJan 13 Ā· 3 min read Ā· Ever feel trapped between building websites the "old school" way with plain HTML, or drowning in JavaScript framework complexity? There's a brilliant middle ground you might be missing. The Problem We All Know You've got two typical choices for build...
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