Show HN: htmz – a low power tool for HTML(leanrada.com)
911 points by Kalabasa | 215 comments
Project page for htmz, a minimalist 181-byte HTML microframework for building modular web UIs with plain HTML and no dependencies.
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Writing HTML in HTML (2019)(ankarstrom.se)
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