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If anyone is looking to discuss making Hypermedia Driven Applications with HTMX in Python, head over to the discussions there!
I find this to be a particularly cogent point. What is stopping someone from making an app that just displaying the normal site, ad free with extensions such as RES?
Runtime behaviour determination: the stdlib [dataclasses](https://docs.python.org/3/library/dataclasses.html#module-da...)
Dataclasses is notable because it's the only example (I'm aware of) of type hints effecting runtime behavior as part of the stdlib.
Compiler instructions: mypyc was (one of?) the first to do this, but Cython actually supports this natively now, and is much more active than mypyc is last I checked.
If this is anything to go off of, then it seems like they are going to support embedding full QMK enabled input devices. Extremely exciting!
I think this is a huge part of it, the other part is what is the scope of the app? Is it just a crud app that needs to integrate with some billing and auth services, or are you building a true web application with multiple front ends?
[0] https://max.engineer/server-informed-ui [1] https://htmx.org/essays/splitting-your-apis/
Do you feel like the current state of PWA's in iOS presents a viable alternative to publishing an app for any real usecase?
What does the state of the art look like here? Particularly when it comes to familiar tech like Postgres and Redis?
> Conversely, this will generally be a pain to work with ... (You can, of course, build something like a trigger to allow retrieving the keys within the database, but that would significantly undermine the value of this entire enterprise.)
Is this limitation inherent to the concept, or are there some creative ways to retain the benefits without having to lose the relational aspect of the DB?
Are people whose houses are raided typically convicted ahead of time?
I think it would really benefit the project to have more documentation/examples of architectural patterns for how an app might use HTMX.