zeu.dev/atproto-oauth-deno AT Protocol OAuth template in Deno, Hono, HTMX

🦕 atproto oauth demo stomping in

made with @deno.land, @hono.dev, @htmx.org, powered by @tijs.org's atproto-oauth jsr package

surrealism as a service

Razor and Blade from Hackers (1995) holding up a can of Jolt Cola, making funny faces

I recently learned that you can now, for the first time in years, get THE softdrink of the Elite Hacker

HTMX + Django in High-Stakes Environments: Lessons from Olympics Automation Building real-time systems when failure isn’t an option

I just published HTMX + Django in High-Stakes Environments: Lessons from Olympics Automation medium.com/p/htmx-djang...

Yay, my packages django-htmx and django-rich are now receiving income through Tidelift. Thanks, Tidelift and its subscribers! 🚀

happy to announce that alex petros on the htmx team is leading our effort to move some ideas from htmx (generalized hypermedia controls) into the HTML specification:

triptychproject.org

Hyperscript! What a fun and kinda weird library. Feels good though, already refactored some pretty trivial UI but the syntax is indeed a lot more clear. Give it a try, especially if you like Alpine, htmx or even tailwind. Locality of behavior is a pretty powerful draw. Syntax reminds me of mocha etc

if nothing else its worth is for the knowledge base of the world

@htmx.org docs are great. Kept looking for ways to mess around on codepen, looked up events, I'll mess around with or mock response, then looked at debugging and then of course a little section on demos - mocking built right in special bundle! 👌 Read my mind! Wonderful tool

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Network discovery with nmap integration via Go and HTMX

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Subscription tracker built with Go and HTMX

if you want a vision of the future, winston, imagine a PM clicking "accept changes" forever

only warning

become the programmer management fears you are

not exactly what you are looking for, but related:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gemini_...

I think google forms uses clojure/wiz, i will email them and let them know!

if you were having trouble submitting a talk there was an error with the form previously that has been fixed, sorry about that!

Big Sky Dev Con will be in Bozeman July 24th & 25th (main talks on the 25th) and speaker applications are open:

docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...

Building Critical Infrastructure with htmx: Network Automation for the Paris 2024 Olympics https://lobste.rs/s/udglku #web

Big update to my htmx + ASP.NET Core Razor Pages book!

3 NEW CHAPTERS:
Ch 18: Caching & History
Ch 19: Request Optimization
Ch 20: Performance Tuning

Plus, every existing chapter has been revised with improved code examples and production-ready patterns.

aspnet-htmx.com

#dotnet #htmx #aspnetcore

CSS loaders and spinners CSS Loader is a collection of different types of loaders, spinners and their source code. There are no image dependencies in this. It's is done using pure CSS. Hence it is easily customization too.

Oh now this is nice to combine with htmx requesting loading.

cssloaders.github.io

#htmx #css

[Events] Things I'd Like to See in a DjangoCon US 2026 Talk

Curated talk ideas for DjangoCon US 2026 CFP covering deployment, Django 6.x features, performance, security, HTMX, type checking, ML, and community topics. #djangonews

winstel.dev/2026/01/05/...

High-level is the goal (but why?) YouTube video by Ben Visness

good talk. It's not people just too stupid to understand low level stuffs. They are just less accessible to newcomers with legacy tools and unfriendly docs.

In webdev context, @htmx.org and @tailwindcss.com are few actually making fundamentals accessible. There should be more like these.

Keypad login screen for my app using Hyperscript for the interactivity.

A whimsical yet functional security addition to my app based on a door keypad - mainly just to stop any drive-by access.

The keypad itself uses Hyperscript (hyperscript.org) because it makes client-side interactivity simple.

#HTMX #Hyperscript

Brutality of Behaviour (with Carson Gross) | Dead Code A podcast about how the software industry got this way

HTMX is not “anti-JS.” It’s “stop making the browser suffer.”

If you’ve ever watched a simple UI become a 400-file front-end, this one will hit.

shows.acast.com/dead-code/e...

we are so back

it's just code