Open priyanshujain opened 1 month ago
@priyanshujain Would you like to present in Nov meetup?
@anistark I am going out of Bangalore on Nov 17th. When is this meetup in Nov?
Nov 16th so far.
Nov 16th works for me.
Update: The November meetup is now rescheduled for 23rd November. @priyanshujain will you be available on that date?
@nvs-abhilash Unfortunately no, I am not in BLR from Nov 17th till end of Dec.
Title of the talk
HTML Over The Wire is the way
Description
In this talk, we'll explore how to build powerful web applications entirely in Python, without the complexity of extensive client-side JavaScript. Using the HTML-over-the-wire approach with libraries like HTMX. HTMX focuses on adding HTML attributes to existing elements to achieve functionalities like fetching data from the server and updating specific parts of the page. Developers can create component-based applications that deliver fast, interactive experiences with server-rendered HTML.
We'll demonstrate how this approach simplifies the development process, providing a unified Python codebase for both frontend and backend, while maintaining a great developer experience. Join us to see how you can build fully-featured web apps without the need for separate frontends!
What format do you have in mind for your talk?
Talk
Table of contents
What domain would you say your talk falls under?
Web Dev
Duration in minutes (including Q&A)
30
Prerequisites
Basic Python and HTML
Speaker bio
I am pjay, a software developer and an advocate for technology-driven impact. Over the years, I've co-founded a startup, navigated the ups and downs of the startup world, and built products spanning financial softwares, payment platforms, and cloud infrastructure. I currently work at OkCredit where I work as Principal Engineer and responsible for backend, platform and infrastructure things.
Website: pjay.in
The talk/workshop speaker agrees to
[X] Share the slides, code snippets and other material used during the talk
[X] If the talk is recorded, you grant the permission to release the video on BangPyper's YouTube channel under CC-BY-4.0 license
[X] Not do any hiring pitches during the talk and follow the Code of Conduct