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Less Htmx Is More

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169 points fanf2 | 1 comments | 08 Apr 25 08:42 UTC | HN request time: 0s | source
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chabska ◴[08 Apr 25 09:23 UTC] No.43619770[source]▶
> In practice, this is virtually impossible to get right

Somehow every other JS frontend framework manages to hook into the History API just fine?

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mort96 ◴[08 Apr 25 10:07 UTC] No.43619991[source]▶
The amount of times when I've clicked a link, hit the back button, nothing happens, I hit the back button again and I go 2 steps back in history...
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harvie ◴[08 Apr 25 10:10 UTC] No.43620004[source]▶
Ever considered the website authors don't want you to go back? :-D
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1. mort96 ◴[08 Apr 25 10:39 UTC] No.43620159[source]▶
No I mean clicking a link that's part of the site's internal navigation. So like I'll click a link to go to a different part of the single-page application, then click the back button to get back to the previous place in the SPA, and the URL will change back but the page doesn't change.