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hello, I think you should move tx, err := DB.BeginTx(ctx, nil) to the top of the funcion deleteTask() and execute all the rest of the SQL statements with tx using tx.Exec() and tx.Query().

Hi @WebDevFuel, I noticed your point about LiveView not being ideal for user interfaces and features like Drag and Drop. That might have been true back in the days of Phoenix 1.4 or even 1.5. But things have come a long way since then! With the introduction of hooks, LiveView now allows us to create incredibly dynamic and interactive interfaces. I've personally built some fantastic projects with it, and it's surprisingly simple and efficient. Also, while AlpineJS was great, LiveView now handles many of those dynamic tasks so well that there's less need for it. Remember, the video you're referring to is from three years ago, and the LiveView landscape has improved significantly since then. Cheers, @WebDevFuel

sql injections using sqlx? lol not true

The language is called Go, not Golang.

React for FE and Phoenix for Backend, problem solved LV feels like going backward since for lot of projects you need better UI which are reactive. React is easily one of the modern ways to do that without tinkering with vanilla js

Greate video man! I really appreciate it.

Really great!! That’s the exact tutorial I was looking for!

sqlc is my favorite, because has the highest performance (my benchmarks). I use it with a million users in mysql and postgres. You also have more control over your queries since you write them by hand. Good video!!! Thank you.

Thanks! That was very insightful.

Thanks, great video.

Very nice explanation, Can you please provide all the code snippets examples you have used.

You didn't put a next app on the server, what's it running?

Which app files do I need to upload to the server to make it work. Let me guess, you don't know because you always let a third party do the thinking for you?

Awesome explanation and amazing seeing examples for each library. Thank you.

im gonna be honest here, that was a LOT OF STUFF for getting a simple counter up and running. I'm pretty sure every other language/framework would have this in a couple of lines. But each to their own!

If you go full HTMX without a external backend, then you are going to suffer a lot when you want to expand your product to mobile for example. Because your mobile app needs JSON, and not pieces of html from the api.

Can we get tailwind intellisense in templ templates yet?

How can we manage global state server side and trigger UI events based on changes to server side state. Coming from SPAs I am struggling with the context switch and how to drive dynamic content.

watching your series of htmx+go and it's absolutely magnificent that tutorial like that are free!

React needs to go away...while HTMX steps in

Thank you very much for this tutorial. Exactle the stacks I was looking for and really well explained! 🤩🤩

What application is that, that you using for the notes?

this was a much needed "go-htmx" series for me! Thanks man!!

that delete function 🤯

Hi! Code for this series is missing. Is it possible to update it in github? Thanks

sqlx it is. sql proficiency , control and gigachad points.

Although it was my first contact with HTMX, it gave me an idea of what can be done.

@webdevfuel May you please tell which drawing tool do you use?

Can I use Dokku to host my app on my own laptop instead of being on the cloud?

What a mess! I doubt this can handle big projects, especially when dealing with APIs across multiple apps and platforms.

i knew you were the right giy for me when i say the neovim

Great series! I have learned a lot, but I got lost with some of the code changes. Could you please put the final version in the repo as well? Maybe as a separate branch.

your english is amazing man

Thanks, helped me a lot!!

Obrigado pelo tutorial. Gostei muito 👍 Ando neste momento a explorar o templ, se quiseres fazer alguma coisa com este tópico agradecia 😅 Estes últimos videos não foram atualizados no repositório 😏 Bom ano e votos de bom trabalho.

When you say "go ahead and paste this" in these videos are we supposed to copy the completed version on your github? I don't see incremental branches in the GH repo so not sure where we are supposed to be copy & pasting from.

Very cool tutorial with a small misconception how hx-target="#counter" works - it *DOES NOT* replace <div id="counter">{{.CounterValue}}</div> , it replaces CONTENT of this div, i.e. no need for parsing and replacing {{.CounterValue}} - it should be something like w.Write([]byte(strconv.Itoa(counter.GetValue()))) . Otherwise you will end up with a nested <div id="counter" class="counter"><div id="counter">0</div></div>

Use `your string here, without having to escape " or '` for Go strings ;) Nice tutorial!

Hmm, I have a few issues with this, I wonder if there's an agreed upon solution within the community? - you now specify the div counter in three places which makes maintenance a nightmare if you consider a real world application - because the state is on the server, it is now shared among different users. Even if you'd store it in the database per user (which isn't viable in this and many more scenarios), it would still be shared among tabs. Seems client side javascript would still be necessary?

A framework with state hooks 🪝 would be nice, now we know how this works imperative it’s time to start using it declarative

Thanks for explaining useReducer with forms. Especially the onChange part! Very helpfull!

Thanks.

click bait

Very well explained HTMX. Thanks for creating this playlist!!

are you sure this work ? in my case, I found if there will create multiple port open when running with cluster fork or cluster. Below is message I found: 2023-12-06T18:21:27: PM2 log: [lite-cluster] - 1701861687410 - lite-cluster with pm2 started! 2023-12-06T18:21:27: PM2 log: App [nextjs:0] starting in -fork mode- 2023-12-06T18:21:27: PM2 log: App [nextjs:0] online 2023-12-06T18:21:27: PM2 log: App [nextjs:1] starting in -fork mode- 2023-12-06T18:21:27: PM2 log: App [nextjs:1] online 2023-12-06T18:21:27: PM2 log: [lite-cluster] - 1701861687893 - source=lite-pm2-bus. ⚠ Port 3000 is in use, trying 3001 instead. and here I watch open port, and 2 new ports open: Socket Flowhash Listen Local Address 423890380bfb8ef7 0 0/0/128 *.3001 423890380bfb66f7 0 0/0/128 *.3000

Nice video, subbed!

nice! thanks try to control your "go ahead" :)

What about having different domains for each website? How to allocate resources for each website? Traffic? RAM? etc

🤤 Promo'SM

thanks!