Hydro, a lightweight framework for stateful components in modern web apps using Razor Pages, has just reached version 1.0! https://t.co/xBAPYG2P76 #dotnet#webdev#DEVCommunity
@usehydro is growing on me. The event system is straightforward and I like that a global eventing system is included out of the box. This makes peer components communication easy especially via Event subject.
@Mike_Preston17 Thank you! Feel free to contribute to any of the issues that are already added to the project. We can keep the communication there and/or you can DM me if having specific questions. Thanks again for your time spent on Hydro! :)
Hydro v1.1 has been released, bringing fixes and a few new features, including an easier way to work with file downloads. https://t.co/xBAPYG2P76 #dotnet#webdev#DEVCommunity
@Mike_Preston17 Hi! For inspiration you can take a look at https://t.co/6vyn6wVn7I, which is a set of UI views and components using Hydro and Tailwind.
Hydro, a lightweight framework for stateful components in modern web apps using Razor Pages, has just reached version 1.0! https://t.co/xBAPYG2P76 #dotnet#webdev#DEVCommunity
Using Razor Pages or MVC but missing Blazor's component syntax? Hydro bridges the gap, giving your web apps a clean, dynamic UI without needing to write JS. https://t.co/xBAPYG2P76 #dotnet#webdev#DEVCommunity
https://t.co/rmSOYoRa1a, an https://t.co/V4cYCsMAQI Core toolkit that uses AlpineJS to provide interactivity, hits 1.0. It works on MVC and Razor Pages.