Open sosedoff opened 1 year ago
I like Lit HTML elements (native web components) with pure TS; https://lit.dev/
Both Adobe and IBM have their component libraries available as Lit HTML elements, I think that would look cool
Nice video on the topic; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x9YDQUJx2uw
Upvote for htmx
and ideally have navigation + title
too. so the URL changes from http://localhost:8081/#
to reflect the table that is being viewed. This would help with bookmarking and when multiple tabs.
Is this still up for debate? Svelte looks great. The library is just 1.7kb total size
This issue is still relevant, although i would not call this "up for debate". Svelte looks promising, but i have not done any frontend work in a while so not sure if it'll be a right choice. But to be fair, at this point any framework is going to be a better choice than the current stack (html+jquery).
I'll be happy to help with this, I use pgweb every day. In my opinion, the amount of readily available, accessible, batteries-included, headless (unthemed so you can make them your own) components available in React makes it a viable option to build complete UIs, fast (IF, there is minimal state to handle).
@azan-n I specifically do not want react in this project.
Frontend code is seriously dated and needs a fresh rewrite, using some minimalistic js framework.
A few things to consider: