🪽 An open, easy, fast, reliable and battery-efficient solution for real-time communications
Restish is a CLI for interacting with REST-ish HTTP APIs with some nice features built-in
htmgo - build simple and scalable systems with go + htmx
Seamless HTMX integration in golang applications
Go/Echo+Templ+Htmx: Full stack application using Golang's Echo framework & Templ templating language with user session management + CRUD to a SQLite database (To Do List) and HTMX in the frontend
Go/Fiber🧬+</>Templ to-do list app with user login and HTMx-powered frontend.
A html/template-based hypertext preprocessor and rapid application development web server written in Go.
Go/Echo+</>Templ: User List App as an example of a project structured in layers, use of Templ Template language and frontend with HTMx technology
Go partial is a library to render full or partial pages based on headers set by HTMX, Turbo, Unpoly or Standalone library
This is a simple example of using WebSockets with HTMX
Building HTMX & HXML app with Go while reading the hypermedia book: https://hypermedia.systems/
An opinionated microframework for creating hypermedia APIs in Go
Go/Echo+Templ: Demo App to use session authentication (with middleware) and centralized HTTP error handling with the Echo framework, use of Templ Template language and frontend with HTMx technology
Full stack Demo app made in frameworkless Go (Todo App 🧬), centralized HTTP error handling, CRUD to a SQLite database and HTMx-powered frontend.
htemel is a Go library for generating HTML documents using pure Go functions, offering a compile-time safe and extensible alternative to traditional templating. With support for custom web components and a focus on type-safe attribute handling, it simplifies dynamic HTML generation.
Example APIs, written with Hyperdrive
A go library for encoding siren entities in services that use the siren media type.
A great template for getting started with HTMX in 5 minutes!
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