I love the combination of Hono, htmx, and Cloudflare workers!

@BraydenGirard

4 ай бұрын

It’s really nice!

I think I would rather have a build step that generates a CSS file containing the Tailwind classes that I’m using rather than generating CSS at runtime using a somewhat complicated set up.

Brother! You look like Henry Cavill from Superman. Need more Tutorial about Hono, htmx, and Cloudflare workers.

great little tutorial , im starting to like hono js , still use svelte for most things though

@s.adnansami5106

2 ай бұрын

Ben Davis made a video on using svelte with Hono.js, like you can plug-in Hono.js as a backend if I understood correctly, so it pipelines the Svelte built in API backend to Hono.js

What are the benefits to specifying caching the way you did versus using a service worker to manage caching?

@BraydenGirard

4 ай бұрын

You can do either, I like using the built in HTTP functionality whenever I can, keeps things simple.

Do you recommend using this approach in production? How does it actually work? As I understand not only "ssrTwind" but also "install" function will be called on each request since its running on the edge?

@BraydenGirard

4 күн бұрын

Yes exactly, I haven’t benchmarked it, definitely is doing extra work on the cloudflare worker. Probably could reduce cost without SSR the Tailwind but I think for majority of apps the difference would be negligible and Cloudflare workers are so fast and cheap!

@berliangur

2 күн бұрын

@@BraydenGirard unfortunately it wont work with daisyui

@berliangur

2 күн бұрын

@@BraydenGirard also couldnt make it work with htmx, should i try to send out-of-band styles along with updated markup, and like to merge them on client?

@BraydenGirard

2 күн бұрын

@@berliangur Ah that sucks, I haven't tried myself too many CSS frameworks to keep track of :P

@BraydenGirard

2 күн бұрын

@@berliangur I haven't tried this approach but HTMX should work ? or do you mean the combination of HTMX with DaisyUI ?

Bruh wth is this