44 points by todsacerdoti 34 days ago | 47 comments
Datastar: Web Framework for the Future?(chrismalek.me) Datastar is a new hypermedia framework that makes building real-time web applications simpler and more efficient. It prioritizes server-side logic, uses “signals” for automatic UI updates, and leverages Server-Sent Events for lightning-fast performance. If you’re looking for a streamlined alternative to traditional JavaScript frameworks or HTMX, Datastar is worth exploring.
255 points by 1659447091 57 days ago | 155 comments
MonkeysPaw – A prompt-driven web framework in Ruby(worksonmymachine.substack.com) Meet MonkeysPaw: a web framework where all the pages are prompts and what you see is whatever the LLM thinks you meant. Welcome to the first installment of “Works on Your Machine” where I’m sharing things that have graduated beyond just working on my machine.
7 points by reindert-vetter 105 days ago | 1 comments
Show HN: Cot: a Rust web framework for lazy developers(mackow.ski) Cot was born out of frustration - the kind that every Rust developer feels when searching for a batteries-included, Django-like web framework that just handles the basics for you. While Rust is a really mature language, the web ecosystem is still sort of lacking. Let’s change that.
63 points by klaussilveira 171 days ago | 47 comments
Fair Go vs. Elixir Benchmarks(github.com/antonputra) The code previously used Jason.encode! but Jason.encode_to_iodata! should be preferred over IO devices. This should increase performance and reduce memory usage. This is what frameworks such as a Phoenix would have used by default
82 points by jaysylvester 234 days ago | 30 comments
Why Gumroad Didn't Choose Htmx(htmx.org) At Gumroad, we recently embarked on a new project called Helper. As the CEO, I was initially quite optimistic about using htmx for this project, even though some team members were less enthusiastic.
From Gatsby gridlock to Astro bliss: my personal site redesign(jwn.gr) The lifecycle of a developer’s personal website is a reflection of the ever-evolving landscape of web technologies. Mine is no exception, having gone from humble HTML and CSS beginnings through Create React App and eventually landing on Gatsby. However, Gatsby has shown its age and I found myself seeking a modern alternative. Enter Astro – a framework that has breathed some new life into this site.