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I’m sure that this will be in the Docs but I started looking for the HTMX - which incidentally is a great idea in the UI and didn’t really see it — I assume that it will just be represented as hiccup and maybe there wasn’t much to notice. Also I noticed Rum - is that still needed?
For HTMX -- it gets included at https://github.com/jacobobryant/biff/blob/dev/example/src/com/example/ui.clj#L22, and then it's used in https://github.com/jacobobryant/biff/blob/dev/example/src/com/example/feat/app.clj. You can search for :hx-
to see the usages.
Rum is still needed. It does both client-side rendering (i.e. React wrapper) and server-side rendering (like Hiccup, but a little bit nicer). Since we don't need it for client-side rendering anymore, we exclude the react dependency (https://github.com/jacobobryant/biff/blob/dev/deps.edn#L21).
I’m trying to put this all together and saw this: https://github.com/kuhumcst/DanNet/blob/master/doc/web.md .Accord Project is looking at adding decorators to Concerto - it’s schema representation language - so for example an item could have a text or text-area attribute — in my mind this correlates with the REST idea of affordances HATEOAS etc-- Not sure where this all leads but as long as it leads away from javascript that is good