Yes, and(htmx.org)
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An essay by htmx creator Carson Gross answering whether people should still become computer programmers given AI, with his response "Yes, and...".
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An essay by htmx creator Carson Gross answering whether people should still become computer programmers given AI, with his response "Yes, and...".
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An htmx.org essay by Carson Gross arguing that Markdown is becoming source code and should be checked into /src, with code and tests derived from it rather than ephemeral prompts.
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An essay by Carson Gross and Alex Petros on the future direction of htmx, comparing its intended longevity and stability to jQuery.
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Announcement that htmx was accepted into the first class of the GitHub Open Source Accelerator, with plans to start htmx 2.0 and recommendations of fellow projects.
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Homepage of htmx, a library that gives HTML access to AJAX, CSS transitions, WebSockets and Server Sent Events via attributes.
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