Playing around with hyperview.org. Server side rendering to React Native apps - something I have been interested for a while !! Now if only there was a way to hydrate RN ... and bring client and server together !!

React Native's new architecture is about Fabric, JSI, TurboModule and CodeGen. Confused about these terms ? Here is my attempt to clarify them, with code pointers - blog.nparashuram.com/2019/01/react-…

Custom elements in Hyperview are made easy thanks to XML's built-in extensibility: hyperview.org/blog/2019/02/1…

Agree with this article about why server-rendered web apps are preferrable to SPAs in most cases. We think the same is true for mobile apps too! journal.plausible.io/you-probably-d…

Hyperview is helping Instawork move fast to create economic opportunity for local businesses and professionals everywhere!

intercooler.js - "You might be writing more code than us, but you aren't having more fun than us."

Looking forward to trying out some of these features! Local class switching will maked tabbed interfaces more responsive.

The latest version of Hyperview includes a huge change: custom behaviors! Developers can now write event more custom extensions to HXML: hyperview.org/blog/2019/04/2…

Great summary from Divyanshu Maithani about the new events system in Hyperview. Thanks for the great contribution! hyperview.org/blog/2019/08/0…

We added real-time features to our web app without writing a single line of JavaScript, thanks to intercooler.js - htmx ripped *me* off! unfair! and Mercure (Kévin Dunglas )! Learn how we did it in our blog post: engineering.instawork.com/real-time-web-…

Event dispatch in Hyperview: New examples and use cases for using events to communicate between screens. hyperview.org/docs/example_e…

github.com/adamstep and Instawork liked the RESTful/HATEOAS hypermedia model of intercooler.js - htmx ripped *me* off! unfair! so much that they decided to port it to mobile development with hyperview: hyperview.org a great, innovative project that deserves far more publicity!

From a discussion on Github: Apps built with Hyperview are browsers for your native app. And you can customize and extend that browser to suit your needs: github.com/Instawork/hype…

a great thing about html driven development is that it plays to the strengths of your server side tool of choice: you can factor & test code in the manner it was designed for, rather than shoe-horning a JSON API on top of it

We're asking the question: what does client-side form validation look like in Hyperview? Comments and ideas welcome! github.com/Instawork/hype…

A team built HTTP caching into the Hyperview client during the Instawork Hackathon. So cool to see Hyperview working offline thanks to stale-while-revalidate and stale-if-error headers. Hope to share more soon!

this is why many "JSON w/hypermedia controls" APIs have trouble, no client! expecting API consumers to produce a good hypermedia client is a large burden compare w/ traditional web development: the client is given to you: a browser! this is why Hyperview is so special!

from a discussion on the hypermedia.systems github repo: github.com/bigskysoftware… a hypermedia API w/o a hypermedia client is like a fish w/o a bicycle, but where the fish is really only good at bicycling...

it is with great exhaustion that I can announce that our book, "Hypermedia Systems" is now available on the ol' amazons: amazon.com/dp/B0C9S88QV6/… kindle edition is coming soon & online version will be free, forever: hypermedia.systems cover by the inimitable Berkeley Graphics

Look what arrived just in time for some light weekend reading. htmx.org / CEO of Deprecated Code (same thing) P.S. The book is an absolute unit, didn't realise how tall it would be when I ordered it 😀