If there was an #HTML element that changes it's content when users interact with other elements on the page, what name would it have?
PLEASE NOTE: I am not suggesting that this element needs to exist; I am only asking what it would be called. I'm building a CustomElement, I just want it to have a name that makes sense.
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Round 2; because I've gotten some good suggestions
This <HTML> element updates itself with the result of an HTTP request that some other element on the page made. It can replace, append or prepend it's contents.
An <HTML> element that updates with the result of an HTTP request that some other element on the page made.
Links and forms inside it may be changed so that they only update this element instead of the whole page; similarly to Hotwire: TurboFrames https://turbo.hotwired.dev/handbook/frames
Mit Topwire können dynamische und interaktive #TYPO3 Webseiten erstellt werden, ohne die Notwendigkeit, JavaScript zu schreiben. @helhum zeigt uns heute Abend bei der #MTUG einige Praxisbeispiele und steht für Fragen zur Verfügung.
For the record: I never used TypeScript so far in my Javascript / front-end work so I'm totally fine with this choice. A choice which makes Turbo more future-proof imo.
The results of the 2023 State of #CSS#survey are in!
And behold, we are here to break it all down and uncover the most interesting nuggets & opportunities as we look ahead to the future of CSS and the web platform.
But not before some spicy meta chat on open source governance and how frequent contributors are treated in light of the recent #Hotwire#Turbo / #TypeScript debacle.
Figured out how to #hotwire this new outdoor #fridge. 5V to the right place turns on the compressor/fan. But no convenient AC or power supply for the ITC1000 controller, only 5V up here in front. #electronics#inkbird#homebrew
The #Python web dev community has been experimenting with « HTML over the wire » / « Hypermedia driven applications » for the past year, with tools like #htmx or #Hotwire#Turbo.
It looks like we are entering a coalescence / convergence phase, with practices and common solutions arising. The era of SPA hegemony is ending… Folks are settling on simpler stacks for the 90% of use cases when SPAs are overkilled and HTML-first apps + modest sprinkles of JS for interactivity is well enough. 2 / 2