Making The Same App In Every (Popular) JS Framework 

I understand that I used HTMX wrong. I honestly didn't even realize it until I someone called it out so I apologize. An HTMX video is due :)

The main issue that I feel with these frameworks is that they are more focussed towards fixing the other frameworks' issues, rather than offering something new. Want to fix Angular? Use React. Want to fix React? Use Vue. Want to fix Vue? Use Svelte. So on and so forth. I feel I need to just go back to jQuery and just throw in some Tailwind while I'm at it. Solves 90% of my problems lol

htmx should be used with a server... hx-get sends a get request, expects a html snippet back, and place the snippet into the page. without a server its kind of pointless

Sh*tting on Solid and Qwik because you literally couldn't follow simple instructions and learn different paradigms from React is funny.

Great video! But I think, it's hard to compare frameworks based on a simple counter. For example, Angular is pretty great cuz of it's modularity and almost all features out-of-the-box in the main library, which can be noticed only in large apps.

i think the title of the video should be: I built the same app in every (Popular) JS framework The react way for example, your vue code could've been done in fewer lines

Many framework are becoming same as they give updates and soon we'll have a single multipurpose framework on web

ok now can you please making the same app in every full stack framework like nextjs sveltekit nuxt and more...

Bro that is not how you use htmx. The htmx code was just vanilla JS.

You do know that Vue came out way before Svelte, right? 😅Vue initially came out as taking the best parts from Angular and React. Oh, and one more thing: everything on this list except for Angular is a library. Only Angular is a framework.

That is not how htmx works 😂, it's supposed to be run using a backend which maps each htmx attribute to an http call

interesting but you can't compare them in such basic stuff like inc/Dec buttons, I mean I will be always 1 component app and this comparison gonna be just for base syntax you should add one simple but truly showcase thing - sharing data across components )) like from child 1 to child2 (2 child components from the root one)

Oil up > React

Oil up > Angular

Good morning!!! Bro's crazy!

Nizzy When oil up?

W vid keep it up

A counter?

Developer with no life is crazy

I made a framework,

Solid >> React