This pull request enriches the awesome-htmx repository by introducing a new chat application example that leverages HTMX and WebSockets, with Zap serving as the WebSocket server. This example aims to demonstrate the integration of HTMX with WebSocket technology for real-time communication in web applications, offering a live chat functionality as a practical use case.
Features of the Contribution
Real-time Chat Application: A fully functional chat application example using HTMX for dynamic content updates and WebSockets for real-time messaging.
Integration with Zap WebSocket Server: Showcases how to set up and use Zap, a WebSocket server, for handling real-time message transmission.
Styled with TailwindCSS: Utilizes TailwindCSS for styling, ensuring a modern and responsive design.
Why This Example Is Important
Practical Demonstration: Offers a hands-on example for developers to understand how to build real-time features like chat into their applications using HTMX and WebSockets.
Learning Opportunity: Provides an excellent learning resource for those new to HTMX, WebSockets, or real-time web application development.
Showcases Zap Integration: Specifically demonstrates using Zap as the WebSocket server, adding variety to the server technologies showcased in the awesome-htmx list.
Introduction
This pull request enriches the
awesome-htmx
repository by introducing a new chat application example that leverages HTMX and WebSockets, withZap
serving as the WebSocket server. This example aims to demonstrate the integration of HTMX with WebSocket technology for real-time communication in web applications, offering a live chat functionality as a practical use case.Features of the Contribution
Why This Example Is Important
Zap
as the WebSocket server, adding variety to the server technologies showcased in theawesome-htmx
list.