Ambient.ImpactProgressively enhancing #js navigation onto the public part of a #serverrendered #Drupal site is a neat trick, but what if I told you that the RefreshLess module totally works in the admin areas too? Here I am navigating around on the Gin theme, changing site settings and even installing and uninstalling a module.
RefreshLess was chosen as the #Drupal module of the week on Talking Drupal 514!
Your #serverrendered #php can feel like an app with minimal theme changes, all without sacrificing crawlability or resiliency (if JS fails, etc.). It's currently implemented using Hotwire Turbo, but we'd like to port it to #htmx, fix remaining bugs, and make it even more robust.
Want to learn more or help out?
robrichhttps://dev.to/this-is-learning/client-side-routing-without-the-javascript-3k1i - the journey of #ServerRendered #React with client-side routing. Nice demo: https://solid-movies.app/ Thanks for learning in public https://github.com/ryansolid.
Aaron GustafsonInteresting overview of options for #ProgressiveEnhancement and #WebComponents in #ServerRendered websites.
https://www.jayfreestone.com/writing/web-component-libraries/
https://www.jayfreestone.com/writing/web-component-libraries/
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