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Litestar 2.0 is in beta and coming with jinja and htmx built-in.
Https://Litestar.dev

https://hypermedia.systems/

Not sure what section to add it to exactly.

I've found chatgpt to be great at helping pick out emoji's for headings

snake with a hat on it seems obvious

FastUI seems to be following the same principles as htmx, since it's an implementation of the RESTful principle, but with quite a different approach since it uses React in the frontend. No HTML is sent to the browser, instead they use a JSON API and do the rendering in the browser.
I was wondering what people think about it?

I'm thinking:

• dead link detection
• check for activity? Anything not updated in the last 18 months gets the boot, maybe?

The "H" in PyHAT was meant to stand for HTMX, which I still love and is great, but I don't think PyHAT should just refer to HTMX; if someone is using Django and Unpoly, or FastAPI and Turbo, I would consider them to be in the PyHAT family :)

Thoughts @tataraba?

the 'components' concept is probably the only things that I'm missing from vue/react world. Django-components tries to solve that. I don't know if that's directly related to python-htmx, but for me it surely is :)

Would love to learn of similar project for jinja2, as fastapi is my primary stack - if anyone heard anything, let's add this to the list as well :)

I was looking around django htmx course and this is awesome.

-   **[Code With Stein Django Ecommerce Website Htmx and tailwind](https://youtu.be/EoYFWkxXxXM?si=ROvMhDlOWsQ3IHzQ)** - A great tutorial on building a Django ecommerce website with htmx and tailwind.

Sounds fun too.

Look bro , My Stack is so PHAT!

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phatter; phattest
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