frames

Forcing myself to try and build a solid frame with just HTMX, CSS, a lil JS, and Go as web server. 

 I see vercel/next/react in a github frame repo and I think "...I don' think I need that much power for an html server thooo"

Am I misguided? 🤡

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not misguided at all, you def don't need the power. We considered HTMX for this, the reality is most devs here are not familiar with htmx, but are with react/next.js

I was listening to this podcast with the founder of HTMX:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2XtKcuwXms8oNa4hWmBzoG?si=4f77092568dc430e

And they basically were of the vibe that Js frameworks have their place but they are heavily overused and that they are mostly symptoms of HTML ossifying as a language.

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Not at all! Pioneering a SvelteKit-based frame myself. Never hurts to have more tech stack diversity around here.

Just an old degen raver preaching the gospels of:

• Blockchain • DeFi • & ZKproofs • 

so we can all claw back a little sovereignty in this life.

Working on it now actually! LOL side projects amirite. Deadlines are crucial

Not misguided at all fren. Please let us know how it goes, but no reason HTMX shouldn't be the perfect pairing with frames IMO