If one day a lot of people manage to create an app that revolutionizes the world, they should thank you for making such clear tutorial. Thank you so much! HTMX is cool!

You are the only person who has mad an actually valuable HTMX tutorial, to my knowledge. I needed to learn this for school and the docs were not super helpful for getting started. I'm 12 minutes in and I now understand how to get HTMX running.

@BGdev305

16 күн бұрын

I was just thinking the same thing! This is because he's a really good "teacher".

I have been exploring HTMX for the past few days and trying to build a todo app using the BETH Stack, which includes Bun, Elysia, Turso, and HTMX. This video has come in handy! Thank you!

Always there for the community! Thanks Brad!

heck of a "how a Crash Course should be", nice variety of mind-opening mini projects as well. Kudos

A simple but lucid explanation of HTMX. Anyone can use this as a stepping stone in further advancement in web development. Thank you Brad for sharing. 😃

First of Happy New Year to Brad. Your Crash Courses provide a wealth of knowledge and they always lay the foundation for exploring in-depth topics. Looking forward to more content this and hope that this year will be extremely great year for you.

It's great to finally get a good HTMX tutorial. Happy New Year Brad and thanks for the great tutorials.

Excellent video! Thanks for sharing it! When picking a server-side stack, I think it’s a good idea to choose one that has good support for generating HTML (not just string concatenation) and has tooling support that gives syntax highlighting and understands what is valid in HTML.

I was searching for an HTMX guide to start my next project, this came up right on time. This was a great tutorial, thank you!

Amazing! Been waiting for a course on this - Thank you Brad! Happy New Year.

htmx, finally ;) You've just scratched the surface... Hope you will continue on this path as, IMO, you are probably the only YT coding instructor that is clear and devoid of fast-edit/fast-speak. Thanks!

@outwithrealitytoo

2 ай бұрын

My pet peeve is demos where the person keeps having to retype things because they are trying to talk and type at the same time. "Every once in a while... fine... but that's the third line in a row you've have at least three stabs at... and you have code completion switched on".

Wow, what a treat! I've been looking for a quick and simple tutorial for HTMX. Thank you!

New Years gift from Brad is here! Thank you a lot! 😊

I'm really happy you took an interest in HTMX. I've been using it for personal projects and am very happy with it.

The Excellent! Clear Notch Voice, Pace and Modulation which makes easy understanding

Thank you Brad, the best and award-winning programming instructor in the world. Keep up the good work. May the good Lord bless you and water your garden as you water ours. Happy new prosperous year.

Thank you Brad. Had been waiting for this one.

I'm in love with this. It makes reasoning about what is going on, so much simpler than react. God, hooks and the complexities of react these days just makes my head hurt. This is so elegant, minimal and wonderful. Here's to hoping that HTMX becomes a web standard and breaks us away from these overly complex "solutions".

Hey Brad, I wish you all the best for 2024!!! Regarding the vid, this is the best one I have seen about HTMx thanks 👍🏿

that was just amazing… thank you, I needed an introduction to htmx, and this was better than i could have hoped for

Happy new year to you Brad. Thanks again for enriching our learning. Wishing you good health in 2024.

@TraversyMedia

4 ай бұрын

Thank you 😊Same to you!

Love seeing more HTMX knowledge content popping up.

Brad we really need a full great next js course I really love your courses

@TraversyMedia

4 ай бұрын

Working on it next (pun intended)

Awesome, I’ll have to actually watch this course soon, I’m still learning some JS. From what I’ve seen online, lot of the content surrounding Htmx makes it seem like it’s not a serious thing.

Impressive as always Brad. Just want to notify the fellow developers if you are facing an issue while running the project as fetch is not defined. Please install node-fetch package and import it in server.js. import fetch from "node-fetch"; Thanks

Yes 🥂. That's the course I've been waiting for. I literally used the documentation to learn it 6 months ago - something I never do 😂. Anyways, Happy New Year Brad 🎉

Whenever I want to learn something, I always check your channel first man.

Excellent overview - easy and clear to follow along!

I just finished watching the tutorial. Thanks a lot for these videos sir, I really appreciate you and your efforts

Hi Brad and hello community. Thank you for this intro to HTMX. I like the simplicity and the low footprint of HTMX. I want to use it with Rust and now need to figure out how. Overall it looks very nice. May you all have a great 2024!

@Bargains20xx

7 күн бұрын

I will be doing the same, there is something about performance that's very fascinating

Following your github i always know new video is coming when you have a new repo, love it

Thanks for posting this!

I was waiting for an HTMX video from you. Thanks for posting!

Great video. It's what I needed to get on with HTMX. Thanks.

I love you! ♥ Learning from your courses since 2019

This crash course was extremely helpful for a school project I’m working on.

HTMX... by Traversy MediaX >> Happy New Year BradX ! Thank you.

Thax Brad.This is really cool! Happy new year!

@TraversyMedia

4 ай бұрын

Happy New Year!

Thanks Brad, been curious about HTMX.

That's a great video. I loved it. I kinda don't like the fact you still have to kinda pre-render or generate front-end HTML(X) code from the back-end. But I can also see how a multi tiered app can have a pseudo back-end just as a bridge between front-end and proper backend responses. I can't wait to try it

Thanks for another great demo !

Great tutorial, gets straight to the point.

Thanks Brad, this is really a great introduction of HTMX.

A book fitted into a 58 min video. HTMX is really amazing; hope there are no caveates. The code you give is so multi-utility. Thank you Brad! (Would be so happy to see more on Express.js from you.)🌻

@abhinavadarsh7150

4 ай бұрын

Book(Hypermedia systems) is more than htmx tutorial. Its about what hypermedia is? why we should use it? What REST really means...

KZread Intro Tutorials are a requirement nowadays for people who cant even understand the documentation. Videos like this actually explain what you should/and should not do and I appreciate that. ❤ If more tutorials are done like this first, developers will understand the documentation better. Then they will he able to use these "steel lego bricks" to build "tools" to build components that (feel) very easy to reuse. You are the first best teacher on these things and I appreciate that. ❤ Thank you. ❤️

Happy new year 🎉🎉 And thanks a lot because of you i learn dev the way it's supposed to be ❤❤❤❤❤

Great content! Thank you for this tutorial. Happy New Year. Do you have tutorials for framework agnostic components ? Like say LitElement or Adobe Spectrum ?

You never disappoints always coming through for the community when needed the most, now I can finally learn HTMX. Videos I have been seeing are not worth it Thank you and Happy New Year to everyone 💖🥳

@TraversyMedia

4 ай бұрын

Thanks so much. Yeah surprisingly, not a lot out there as far as content on HTMX. Happy New Year!

@user-bf6yx4nn5k

4 ай бұрын

Also here to learn this new paradigm. Happy new year 🎉

@marilynlucas5128

3 ай бұрын

@@TraversyMedia You should do a codux tutorial

@noodlespwn42

3 ай бұрын

you know you can read the docs ?

thank you very much for a very useful course. It would a great addition to have another course on both HTMX and Alpine.js from your experience how to get the best of these two libraries.

This is awesome, thank you for sharing! =)

The man is backkkkk 😊

I was about to email you and recommend this crash course.

Mr Traversy! can you read my mind? I needed this htmx intro from YOU!!! Over the years I learned a lot from you. By the way: your voice sounds like having a cold?!

Thank you for the tutorial ! It was very interesting. We should think of HTMX as a replacement of back end templates 🤔

Really great, thanks dude!

Brilliant as always

Happy New Year! 🎉

Very nice intro; I’ve seen others use it in videos but none yet who explained it as well or as thoroughly. PS The regex for email addresses is outdated now ICANN has allowed vanity TLDs; there are now plenty of TLDs >4 characters.

Great HTMX Crash Course . **thumbs up**

Thank you for this amazing tutorial. I think you could explore more the potential of HTMX and Django in another tutorial, showing how to manipulate fetched data with jinja or post processing after a POST request. A CRUD application with python, django and htmx will be welcome.

Thank for sharing 🎉🎉🎉

Thanks Brad!

Hey Brad, great tutorials as per usual, quick question, if the form is updating some other part of the page like adding an item to a list, how do you clear out the form with htmx after updating the list - thanks

Thanks for doing this... just what people need to progress beyond the htmx example page and/or learn python for backend... question: have you considered Astro partials as "backend" for HTMX???

Happy new year Brad

New Year started with this big ka-baooom from Brad Thanks so much for making the first day of the year so special

Excellent video and a very good primer for HTMX. Very important note: anyone using HTMX to make a user-facing production project that takes user input should use a templating system that escapes user input to send the HTML as part of whatever backend stack they choose. res.send()ing raw HTML in strings is a big XSS vulnerability, as someone could easily inject a tag that does bad things into unescaped user input.

@PaulSpades

3 ай бұрын

User input needs to be sanitised before it gets stored, in your backend controller. All input checks need to be performed on the server, not in the browser - because all users and malicious agents have full control of their browser (not just a text input), including js scripts. Escaping text input twice is also a common problem in inexperienced projects.

YASSS I'm loving HTMX so far. I'm trying to move away from stuff like React/Vue as much as possible.

Happy New Year Brad

Happy New Year sensei 🎊

Thank you for this

Thanks Brad

thanks for the great tutorial imho, implementation of the email validation though doesn't look like a good practice - having that complex piece of markup both in the frontend and backend is an issue in case that markup needs to be updated, it would be better to use a dedicated separate element to hold the validation message and only fetch that from the backend, keeping markup and styling only in the frontend

Thanks for the introduction. I am not a web developer and have stayed away because of the Giant Complex frameworks. Maybe certain sites like FB need those beast frame works but probably 80% of web sites do not. IMHO. So a easy to learn , expressive functionality and ease to maintain like this HTMX appears is a good thing., It would be neat to see a KZread tutorial building a site like this KZread web page I am editing this comment in. Any Takers ?

This is so magical wtffff

Great Brad ! A quick question - Since we don't use JS at client side , there is no way to do some client validations ? Lets say , we want to validate email format at client side before even hitting the server ?

Big thank you👏👏

Thanks ! Is htmx a good addition for the app developped in the course "PHP From Scratch 2024" ?

Helpful video

thanks, more HTMX videos please.

I saw people on Twitter regularly mocking htmx for reasons I didn't understand. I think some were saying it opens up security issues that haven't been around since the earlier days of javascript, but then I saw other people saying "nu-uh, you don't know what you're talking about" and explaining why their claims were wrong. But, after seeing that whole conversation a couple times, I gave up trying to figure out who was right because I'm trying to learn other stuff right now.

> uses htmx to avoid writing js > node js server backend

Everywhere I hear about "no-js," "0% js," etc. Is htmx suitable for enterprise-level web applications? Can someone provide an example where htmx is used with a normal datagrid-like functionality? I'm not referring to a basic table but rather features such as column resizing, drag-and-drop movement, etc. Something like AgGrid.

Really liking what I'm seeing, I vastly prefer this style over what Next does currently (but still a must to learn because of jobs requirements), simplicity is king always

thanks Brad

This reminds me of the goal for originial Angular

Happy new year

I wasn't sure if I should learn Vue or HTMX for my next project and I just happened to look at my notifications. HTMX it is.

Imagine using Htmx and Tailwind in your project... No comment , HTMX powerfull!💀

this Course was easy to follow, especially for those who already has ExpressJS background. HTMX is a great solution for applications that primarily focus on AJAX interactions and that doesn't require complex UI. it looks like it still worth to learn alongside with it React or any other popular framework to perform complex stuff like using websockets or using an API type other then REST (tRPC for example), am I wrong?

Awesome content! Where can I find your courses ONLINE? Kudos!

Btw beware injection attacks if you render html from the server and don’t use protection there (that’s better with the automatic quoting of eg angular)

Being a developer since the Netscape era, discovering htmx has been a delightful journey back to basics for me. This tutorial is particularly outstanding: it's not only easy for beginners to grasp, but it also comprehensively covers the key aspects of htmx in a single video. It's rare to find such an effective blend of simplicity and depth. Thank you for this enlightening tutorial.

hello sir thank you for your best tutorial of js 12 hours,i have finished js tutorial 12 hrs shall i proceed to this one?

This is cool. Anything that lets me not write any JS is a plus. Man, i hate JavaScript.

Thanks 👍

Damn 🔥

what theme are you using in VS code which makes your html tags green please? (mine are blue tags) I looked though a few videos of yours but this I could not find. Thanks

hey brad, is your laravel course will be soon available?