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Lazarus / html dev 2026
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Building web apps for fun and profit Laravel, htmx, hypermedia, livewire, build & bundle optional Host of hx-pod: Learn htmx through your earholes
Massachusetts Katılım Mart 2015
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Lazarus / html dev 2026 retweetledi
The .NET Core migration was great, a big perf win + x-platform.
HTMX is great for keeping things simple.
AI obviously massively accelerates delivery.
Most of the stack is boring. I've always preferred to build than just slap NPM packages together and thinks they understand code.
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@ThePrimeagen building hypeapps.dev, the new easiest way to hand-code native-compiled mobile apps (inspired by htmx et al)
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Hey, you got a cool project that you are building? Link it
I want to yap about cool projects
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I guess I'm not cut for YC: I argue for hours with my agents over a few hundred LOC. I'd be shitting my pants if I had 260k+ line added in a single day.
Garry Tan@garrytan
Absolutely insane week for agentic engineering 37K LOC per day across 5 projects Still speeding up
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@DelaneyGillilan @TheGingerBill You are shipping the way ai maxxxers think they’re shipping
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– we’re calling it Deep Space. Even @TheGingerBill would approve of the self hosted version!
Ditch NPM and blast of into a new paradigm for modern dev!
Read about it at data-star.dev/deep_space
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Datastar solves frontend reactivity.
Rocket provides declarative web components for when you need components with rich functionality.
Stellar CSS gives you a design system you can modify visually.
And coming soon is our answer to a secure package manager
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@WarrenInTheBuff the implication being that there was some sort of huge griftertunity just a year or two before ai that these same people all participated in?? how dare you sir.
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Over-promising and under-delivering will do more damage to AI than any group of keyboard vimvangelist AI-hater-club purebreds ever could
But the VCs and flounders don't care. They'll just secure their pubdump IPO bags and move their chips to the next profitable griftertunity
WarrenBuffering@WarrenInTheBuff
The worst part is I really like AI. It's pretty damn cool. Sucks all these blow hards need exponential valuations to secure their next funding round so badly they're willing to grift every bit of magic right out of it
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has anyone ever mourned the loss of a git history (not the code, that's fine)?
pouring out few drops of coffee for a year of commits i lost in a project reorganization
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@hunvreus It’s too tempting to see the vision come together quickly
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I used to read every single line of code AI generated, and most of the time edited it heavily. It's quickly trending to zero.
I'm still challenging architecture, naming, libraries, ... and I read the more important and sensitive bits. But how long is that gonna last?
gabriel@gabriel1
there is still no substitute for perfectly understanding every single line of code in your codebase i fall into the trap of just skimming through ai changes to "just make sure it looks good" all the time, and it makes me lose so much time to not perfectly understand every line
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An apples to apples test, building the same app and profiling it with an spa vs hypermedia and the real dom
Datastar CEO@DelaneyGillilan
Glad to see other people are staying to do independent tests on it. We won every single category and that's even in PHP! How is this not the norm for web dev? zweiundeins.gmbh/en/methodology…
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In Montana, we don't need your bloated frameworks. We have HTMX and the open range.Never underestimate the power of the open range.The good one came from Montana.The bad one came from WYO. And now you guys are on the verge of starting your own. Good Luck with that.Within the last year, we'
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@htmx_org when you stand down, we stand up (bully warren)
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ok folks, giving up the ol'twits for lent again
be nice, purge flatui, bully warren & stay frosty
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@hunvreus yeah i haven't found the need to add the layers complexity into the process.
the best current coding agent, deep knowledge of the project, and a few .md files of guidelines is *incredibly* productive
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I must be the dumbest dev around here: none of the dozens of “AI tips” I get on my timeline every I open this app seem relevant. I just use Codex/Pi with AGENTS and PLAN files. That’s it. No plugins, no parallel agents, no special workflow.
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could htmx change html ???
htmx.org / CEO of FlatUI Delenda Est (same thing)@htmx_org
happy to announce that @goodtweetsalex is leading our effort to get parts of htmx/generalized hypermedia controls merged into the HTML standard via the triptych project: triptychproject.org hoping to get sponsorships/grants to push this effort forward in the near future!
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Lazarus / html dev 2026 retweetledi
htmx core team member & co-author of hypermedia.systems is looking for a new gig:
dz4k.dev/en/cv/
front-end leaning, I can highly recommend him!
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@htmx_org absolutely livid that i have all this life experience and i have never seen a chart go both down and backwards as a joke
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we have done the math (hard) and can confidently predict that 2027 is officially the year of linux on the desktop
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Lazarus / html dev 2026 retweetledi
core htmx team member & web-socket/real-time AI guru @stukennedydev is looking for a new gig, can highly recommend him as an excellent engineer and great team member!
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one thing the modern world is training me to excel at: short term memory of 6-digit numbers
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htmx.org / CEO of FlatUI Delenda Est (same thing)@htmx_org
if only you knew how bad things really are
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Building with htmx is smooth and solid. LLMs getting better at it too
Alexis Gallagher@alexisgallagher
@ybhrdwj The thing is they’re so easy to make now. I created this one in about an hour yesterday. I’m not even a big htmx fan. I just bought the domain because I was having trouble sleeping. pleasejusttryhtmx.com
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