Htmx in 100 Seconds [video]

Re:Htmx in 100 Seconds [video] by NayamAmarshe on Sunday July 09, 2023 @11:11AM (#36655094)

These days, it's either Vue, React or Angular. The new frameworks just keep us excited about new tech popping up left and right.

Svelte (or Qwik or Solid.js) for example, I personally wouldn't use it in production but it's still nice to learn because it helps me know more about React alternatives.

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Re:Htmx in 100 Seconds [video] by solarkraft on Sunday July 09, 2023 @01:06PM (#36656266)

React seems mostly popular in hip companies (flexibility to choose the newest stuff), while Angular is more popular in "enterprise" (lots of mid-sized companies in Europe, the same that would also use .NET, valuing the stability of a batteries-included framework).

I'm not sure which type of company uses Vue. Maybe smaller agencies with the option to choose more freely?

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Re:Htmx in 100 Seconds [video] by NayamAmarshe on Monday July 10, 2023 @12:05AM (#36661949)

Vue is more popular in SMEs than .NET, I believe.

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Re:Htmx in 100 Seconds [video] by wishinghand on Wednesday July 12, 2023 @03:33PM (#36700423)

Vue is also huge in China. Euronet is a big multi-national standardizing on Vue 3 w/the Composition API for all foreseeable frontends.

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