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Explores combining local-first architecture with HTMX by compiling server-side rendering code to WebAssembly and running it in a service worker. This approach aims to achieve the performance benefits of local-first apps while maintaining HTMX's simplicity. The service worker intercepts fetch requests, renders HTML locally, and syncs data with the server in the background, eliminating network round-trip delays for user interactions.

Local First HTMX

A group for every htmx fanboy, anyone interested by the idea of htmx or just simply tired of all js frameworks

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<p>And here is part 2: <a href="https://elijahm.com/posts/local_first_htmx_part2/" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://elijahm.com/posts/local_first_htmx_part2/</a></p>


<p>It seems quite interesting, I kind of like the idea. It really looks like an offline PWA built with any compilable-to-web-assembly-language, which sounds very sexy.  I’m looking forward for future parts to see how you solve data syncing conflict resolution 😇</p>
