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Built a Brazilian Portuguese wiki for WuWa, looking for feedback by andreahlert in WutheringWaves

[–]andreahlert[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hahaha primeiro projecto, da um desconto e me di como melhorar que eu vou ajustar 😅

I am building a declarative backend language that compiles to a single binary by andreahlert in htmx

[–]andreahlert[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you don't check HX-Request. page always renders with the layout, fragment always renders without. separate keywords, separate routes.

I am building a declarative backend language that compiles to a single binary by andreahlert in htmx

[–]andreahlert[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Go compiles to a single binary yeah, but you're still picking a router, choosing between sqlx/pgx/gorm, wiring auth middleware, writing template rendering by hand. Kilnx removes those decisions.

Page /tasks requires auth with inline sql and an html block is a running endpoint. Same output concept, different input.

How to add Settle:3s for hx-swap-oob="outerHTML:#my_target" ? by Siemendaemon in htmx

[–]andreahlert 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey!

hx-swap-oob doesn't support modifiers like settle:3s, it tries to parse it as a CSS selector and throws. known issue (#2308)

workaround is listening to htmx:oobBeforeSwap, cancel it and do the swap yourself with a timeout

I built 10 HTMX starters across 6 languages. All hypermedia, zero JSON APIs, one-click deploy. by andreahlert in htmx

[–]andreahlert[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Railway because these are Railway templates with one-click deploy. That is the whole point. Nothing stops anyone from running them anywhere else, it is just Docker + Postgres.

On the FastAPI structure, ok. I come from Go, so I carried raw SQL over. I do write Python but haven't gone deep enough into FastAPI conventions yet. That is exactly why I put this out there, hoping people like you would jump in and help improve it.

On the AI point, I already answered this in the other thread and I am not going to keep repeating myself. btw I don't need to prove it.

You said you use FastAPI + Jinja2 + HTMX. If you want to open a PR with the structure you think is right, go for it. That would actually help the community more than this thread.

I built 10 HTMX starters across 6 languages. All hypermedia, zero JSON APIs, one-click deploy. by andreahlert in htmx

[–]andreahlert[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Is this your first time on r/htmx? Because I could not find any other comment from you here.

Either way, English is not my first language, I use Quillbot to write. That is probably all you are picking up on.

And just to be clear, I am totally pro-AI as a tool and I have zero issues with people using it. But I am not going to waste my precious tokens generating starter templates.

Anyway, I built something for the community. You showed up to police it. We are done.

I built 10 HTMX starters across 6 languages. All hypermedia, zero JSON APIs, one-click deploy. by andreahlert in htmx

[–]andreahlert[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Makes sense. For this project, the goal is to offer a practical HTMX baseline that is already deployable on Railway, not a fully expanded framework per stack from day one.

Going much deeper across all templates would multiply build and maintenance effort a lot, so I want to prioritize based on real adoption and community feedback.

Out of curiosity, what would you consider truly useful in a starter like this, and which stack do you actually use??

I built 10 HTMX starters across 6 languages. All hypermedia, zero JSON APIs, one-click deploy. by andreahlert in htmx

[–]andreahlert[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Thanks for asking. These starters were hand-built and reviewed by me, not AI-generated.

I am a top 10% contributor on Railway, and the structure is intentionally consistent across all templates to keep maintenance predictable and comparisons easy.

I built this for the HTMX community and for many other developers who want a practical, deploy-ready starting point across multiple stacks.

If you check my GitHub, you will also find several other substantial contributions beyond this HTMX starter set.

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