#NASA JPL solar system explorer, made with #Datastar and #CommonLisp .
https://codeberg.org/fsm/horizons
#Kubernetes ingress gets a lot of attention – Gateway API, Ingress controllers, service meshes – compared with the Egress, mostly ignored until someone asks “what exactly is our cluster talking to?”, or, in even simple deployments, “Can we see what we are talking to?”. This is a (very) simple approach to that, using the venerable Squid proxy and a NetworkPolicy, without reaching for heavier machinery (but beginning to understand why we would).
https://interlaye.red/kubernetes_002degress_002dsquid.html
horizons

NASA JPL solar system explorer, made with Datastar and Common Lisp.

Codeberg.org

What #axum tutorials do I want to check out for a full app using #tailwind with #daisyui and maybe even #datastar

#rust #rustlang

I cannot wait to start messing around with #StellarCSS from #DataStar. It's going to make so many things easier.

Just look at the semantic HTML AND CSS that it produces:
https://youtu.be/igELI3octGc?si=-CnygyhS4VM4VDT_&t=2602

Stellar CSS and internalising the Tao

YouTube
@chakie I empathize with your observation. Learning web development is daunting, but with #dataStar and a CSS framework like PicoCSS make things a LOT easier.
And there are people in the Datastar community making drop-in components like https://ui.starhtml.com/
StarUI — Python-First UI Components

34+ accessible UI components for Python. The shadcn/ui model, rebuilt for StarHTML. No npm. No React. Just Python.

StarUI

I really really like #tailwindcss aaaaah

Together with #datastar I'm rediscovering what HTML+CSS can do, and its great!

I heard a Python podcast the other day where they talked with the developers of Data Star (https://data-star.dev). It sounded cool and seems like it could help make the data wrangling less annoying. Building anything for the web is incredibly daunting with so much crap nowadays.

The biggest hurdle for me to put anything on the web is however the requirement for JS everywhere and the total lack of any standard UI frameworks.

#datastar #web

Datastar

The hypermedia framework.

Datastar
Death to the spinner: event sourcing for reactive web apps

PyVideo.org

@steve @evan

Oh, that is very interesting. I will queue this up for inclusion in the delightful fediverse development curated list.

#Datastar may be a great library to check out here, and goes further in #hypermedia approach, where #HTMX considers itself feature-complete. Datastar uses #SSE to keep the connection to the client open. The client-side JS lib that is needed is super small. In datastar apps most of the business logic lives in the backend, and it lends itself very well for #EventSourcing. The original author/co-maintainer uses it with #NATS which also serves as the event store.

https://data-star.dev

Datastar

The hypermedia framework.

Datastar

I must say #golang and #templ, are like catnip. 😅 You can do SO much with those two.

Case in point, #irgo. A new framework for targeting mobile and desktop apps. All with go, templ, and #datastar. 🫡

https://irgo.dev/

irgo - Native Apps with Go + Datastar

Build native iOS, Android, and desktop apps using Go, HTML, and Datastar. No JavaScript frameworks required.

Datastar Unison SDK

Continuing my experiments with streaming HTTP in @unison , I released a new SDK for Datastar SSE events on top of my recent http-streaming-server library

https://notes.kaushikc.org/3mcmuuinprk2m

#unisonlang #sse #datastar

🚀 Datastar Unison SDK - Ha Ja Ba Ra La

Continuing streaming HTTP excitements in Unison