A weird Cocoa-inspired highly object-oriented library that likely "seems bad."
You can see the brewery demo app on heroku. I still use and appreciate Heroku.
- clone this
- open
./examples/static/static.htmlto use pre-built swill. - run
./dev.sh - navigate to
localhost:3000/examples/breweries/breweries.html
The other examples probably won't work for you.
esbuildis required. you can brew install it or whatever- You need python3 to run the python proxy server.
tscis useful for typechecking.
I don't enjoy Javascript at all anymore, and this project might be evidence of that. I also don't enjoy passing HTML fragments around, because I've tried that and its confusing. Nor do I want my side projects to smell, taste or have a hint of anything React. There will be no NPM packages, no dependencies. There will be files and objects. And, there will be things on String that String should have.
Why am I not using Ember? I used to like Ember but it has CLI tools, releases, VMs, etc. Again, I'm looking for files and objects.
Performance you ask?! Yes, Swill performs -- with majesty.
Maybe I should try Pheonix LiveView? Maybe. But I'm going to continue writing Ruby without Rails things.
I regret using Typescript for this, there's so much mumbo jumbo in Typescript. I think I will try again in Opal.
And yet, you still cant camelize a string in JavaScript.
IT IS my fault. I would like to take credit for many the decisions you object to; but you should credit the agents for the code they wrote.
Put a script tag in your layout that loads the framework. Write markup on pages and load them from a server. Load other things on the side if you want.