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Building the Hundred-Year Web Service with htmx - Alexander Petros
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Alexander Petros explains how to leverage the web platform's durability guarantees and htmx to build long-lasting, low-maintenance web services.
In the fast-moving JS ecosystem, keeping your software current can be a huge drain on resources. But what if there was way to write software that had minimal maintenance burden today and didn't inspire dread in the junior developers of tomorrow? Built into the web platform are all the capabilities necessary to create useful, networked services that last for decades—we just have to build in ways that takes advantage of them. In this talk, we will discuss how to leverage the web platform's unique durability guarantees to create user-friendly, cost-effective web services, and how libraries like htmx help you structure your application with the future in mind. From UtahJS Conf on September 13, 2024 in Sandy, Utah www.utahjs.comWhy it's here
1 person recommends thisWhat people say. Recommended for its compelling argument on using web standards and htmx to build highly durable, low-maintenance web applications.