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SinglePageApplication smoothness
with plain HTML and Python,
courtesy of HTMX.
#FastHTML
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The magic of fastHTML is straightforward:
regular HTML,
HTMX superpowers,
and Python on the server.
HTMX 2.0 integration means
better state handling
and tidy request payloads
with hx-preserve and hx-values.
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May 31
The app emails a link
to your results page
so you can revisit anytime.
It’s a simple requests call
under the hood,
but it smooths the journey
and anchors follow-up
without heavy auth flows.
May 30
Building a new SaaS from scratch:
a quiz that qualifies leads.
Part one delivers the take-a-quiz flow
using a JSON-definition,
a tiny state machine,
and fastHTML in Python.
Simple, fast, shippable.
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May 29
Don't freeze your UI on slow APIs!
Run background tasks in fastHTML
and notify when done.
May 29
Turning your web app into a SAAS?
Secure and personalize it with a login system.
Get started easily with ready-to-use
fastHTML workflows and an array of
authorization providers.
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May 28
Elevate your FastHTML app's look
with simple tweaks!
Start by changing one element's style,
like the card background color.
It's easier than you think!
May 27
Setting up fair tests is crucial for accurate framework performance assessments.
May 27
Transform your multi-page app
into a single-page experience
with HTMX and FastHTML.
Faster,
smoother,
and all on one screen.
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May 26
Exploring FastHTML:
Is it the new contender
against Django
for multi-page apps?
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May 26
Ditch the bloated web-frameworks
for something speedier
with FastHTML
excited to see how it holds up.
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May 11
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May 10
Structured data is more than logos and links.
With LD-Data you can describe courses,
products, or support channels.
Tell the web what your app is,
not only how it looks.
#fastHTML
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Fixed an HTMX swap bug
by moving a misplaced ID
and the UI finally feels PRO.
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That welcome page needed love.
I added a background image with simple inline styling.
It shines on desktop, not perfect on mobile yet.
Ship, learn, improve, repeat.
Progress beats perfection every time.
#fasthtml
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