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alexbezhan

81 karma · joined November 30, 2019

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alexbezhan··on Ask HN: What would be your stack if you are building an MVP today?
Ubuntu + Node.js + HTMX + SQLITE
alexbezhan··on Htmx in a Nutshell
I recorded a short video about it here https://youtu.be/JE3zQpEAaxk
alexbezhan··on Show HN: HTMX real world application I'm building. No React needed (YouTube)
The goal of this video is to show you a real-world usage of HTMX and how you can build a complex web apps with it.

With HTMX you don't need to hire twice the programmers you need(frontend, backend). You just need full-stack devs, so you save the costs. And the speed of development is quite good.

The web app is still a work in progress. I started building this on November 23(22 days ago) with 0 knowledge of HTMX. First two weeks were tough, but then I adapted and learned the recipes of how to accomplish common tasks with this paradigm and now I feel very productive in it.

If you have some questions hit me on twitter https://twitter.com/alexblearns. Or on HTMX discord https://htmx.org/discord as @alexb

Sorry about the low quality audio (I don't care).

alexbezhan··on Htmx in a Nutshell
I'm building a SaaS that looks a lot like spreadsheets, but more specialized for PPC managers (my customers).

Doing it in htmx. Works great.

alexbezhan··on Htmx in a Nutshell
I'm using htmx for my SaaS web app. It has a lot of spreadsheets. User can filter, sort, highlight with color, etc. It's for PPC managers, they work a lot with spreadsheets. So I'm making a specialized version of that. First two weeks was tough, but after I adapted and found htmx idiomatic recipes to common tasks, it is crazy productive. I can show, if you are curious hit me at twitter @alexblearns.

PS. I just believe people have to try it, because it's so much easier to do web apps this way.

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