I feel so low right now. Issues I have to face are legit bigger than me.
I put my hands into something bigger than me now I'm going to have to cope with it because I can't quit.
Good morning @zilla_tech_ng
@BipinKumarRawa7@AlbicelesteTalk I derive joy from your pain ππ
Nobody said anything when the world cup wasn't favoring him all those years. He wins one and boom all of a sudden he's a FIFA baby. Truly, when God blessed you so much people will think you sold your soul ππ
Mutor.js is a secure, dependency-free JavaScript template engine with layouts, components, SSR, browser support, and sandboxed template execution.
The entire documentation site is built with Lynnix, the framework I'm working on.
https://t.co/uBctZTilcO https://t.co/Agh3TvbSf9
Hi guys. I launched to packages to npm which I believe would be helpful for those of us who would prefer hypermedia over the JS heavy SPA frameworks.
https://t.co/Agh3TvbSf9
https://t.co/YVEUzlhRG8
I'd appreciate a star and maybe reviews.
Adding and remove items to and from cart may behave inconsistently due to the serverless environment and the fact that the cart is held in memory, not a database, this could lead to loss of data during startups.
But hopefully you get the idea.
Do check the codebase for the shop
Introducing Lynnix (https://t.co/YVEUzlhRG8); A file-based router for HTMX powered applications, with templating powered by Mutor.js (https://t.co/Agh3TvbSf9)
Check out this mini project I build with Lynnix
https://t.co/tYnQUZEkO0
https://t.co/Jj5ApLMhcK
@htmx_org Thank you β€οΈ
@htmx_org I know this is coming late but, I love HTMX β€οΈ. I'm building something cool around it and one of my projects. I'll share with y'all when I'm done π
Today I released Mutor.js v2.
What started as a simple template parser now includes:
β’ Lexer
β’ Recursive descent parser
β’ AST generation
β’ Runtime execution
Built entirely from scratch in JavaScript.