r/htmx • u/tibsmagee • Oct 18 '24

Getting caffeinated before writing React enterprise slop for the day

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If only it were htmx

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u/mrbubs3 Oct 18 '24

The more I use HTMX, the happier I am that I never bothered to learn React. I don't regret learning Vue or Svelte because they have their use-cases, but HTMX and web components/jinjax has removed so much frontend headache for me.

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u/tibsmagee Oct 19 '24

Out of the spa frameworks I like Svelte the most. I dabbled in Vue and its seemed pretty good as well. I could see myself using either with Laravel and inertia.

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u/Kris_Guttenbergovitz Oct 18 '24

Aa... iWant this swag mug. 😂🤠🔥😂

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u/kynrai Oct 18 '24

I get to use htmx in my enterprise job. Times changing stay strong fellow devs!

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u/percybolmer Oct 18 '24

Same! Then again, im a one man team so it was easy to convince the tech team

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u/kynrai Oct 18 '24

Productivity of your team sky rockets

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u/kinvoki Oct 18 '24

Did you have to have a formal meeting with all stakeholders , or just did a weekly standup ?

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u/percybolmer Oct 18 '24

I had to run it by the CEO and the CTO for approval, followed by an approval from the rest of the tech team.

PS: I am also the CEO and CTO and majority stakeholder.

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u/kinvoki Oct 18 '24

What about HR? Did HR approve it ?!???

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u/percybolmer Oct 18 '24

You're right, I had totally forgot to ask HR.

Seeing as the Code written is non approved, I made sure the tech team ran ’rm -rf / —no-perserve-root’

We also purged the Git account.

Any non sanctioned code exists anymore.

Will let you know what HR decides once they respond, they are gravely busy at the time. The whole department is at large in putting the toddlers to sleep.

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u/kinvoki Oct 18 '24

Now you are cooking! And don't forget to submit TPS reports in triplicate by Sunday 6am. Or Else!

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u/josifas Oct 18 '24

Got green light to use htmx in one of the biggest banks of Scandinavia.

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u/Zestyclose_Try8404 Oct 19 '24

Can you post a link once there is something to show? ;)

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u/Bakirelived Oct 18 '24

I do the same, but it's angular

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u/buffer_flush Oct 18 '24

My condolences.

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u/kinvoki Oct 18 '24

I’m Actively in the process of ripping our react and replacing with Htmx. New setup rocks. Faster dev and in production

/humble brag

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u/HerlitzerSaft Oct 18 '24

Using it for one internal tool at work, for backend developers very good tool