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Because the internet...

The magic behind computers. 💻 🪄

Once relegated to the browser as one of the 3 core technologies of the web, JavaScript can now be found almost anywhere you find code. JavaScript developers move fast and push software development forward; they can be as opinionated as the frameworks they use, so let's keep it clean here and make it a place to learn from each other!

Tutorial is a general purpose tag. We welcome all types of tutorial - code related or not! It's all about learning, and using tutorials to teach others!

"A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step." -Chinese Proverb

May The Source Be With You! Articles about Open Source and Free Software as a philosophy, and its application to software development and project management.

Hopefully not just an afterthought!

This tag is for anything relating to careers! Job offers, workplace conflict, interviews, resumes, promotions, etc.

Discussion threads targeting the whole community!

The fundamental structures of a software system.

Official tag for Facebook's React JavaScript library for building user interfaces

Application Programming Interface

Show off what you've built!

Expect to see announcements of new and updated products, services, and features for languages & frameworks. You also will find high-level news relevant to the tech and software development industry covered here.

Tag for content related to software performance.

Desenvolvimento do lado do servidor, APIs, bancos de dados e logica de negocios.

"If you're already a front-end developer, well, pretend you're also wearing a pirate hat." - Ethan Marcotte

General discussion about all types of design software and hardware

Hypertext Markup Language — the standard markup language for documents designed to be displayed in a web browser.

The framework for building scalable web apps with confidence

Official tag for the Vue.js JavaScript Framework

Tag dedicated to posts about user interface. Tips, tricks, techniques, approaches, etc.

Node Package Manager

For sharing and discussing code snippets.

A place to ask questions and provide answers. We're here to work things out together.

Discussoes para desenvolvedores que atuam tanto no frontend quanto no backend.

Next-generation build tool for the web. It's pronounced /vit/!

Sharing tips and established patterns for writing clean HMPLjs code.

HTTP caching strategies

Building dynamic web interactions with the htmx library.

How to integrate HMPLjs with other libraries or frameworks.

Guides and experiences on migrating from other frameworks to HMPLjs.

Using HMPLjs via a Content Delivery Network.

Techniques for handling form submissions and validation.

Got a question to ask and want a simple response? Use this tag!

Using HMPLjs with plain JavaScript, without other frameworks.

Discussions about preventing Cross-Site Scripting vulnerabilities.

Information about conferences, meetups, and online events.

Using HMPLjs with static site generators or in static contexts.

For direct, in-depth comparisons between HMPLjs and HTMX.

For new users looking for help with their initial Stormkit setup.

Information about new versions and releases of HMPLjs.

Comparisons, integrations, or migrations related to Alpine.js.

Using the Fetch API with HMPLjs for server communication.

Using DOMPurify for sanitizing HTML responses.

Practical code examples and snippets for HMPLjs features.

Discussing templating engines, syntax, and best practices.

Discussions about Server-Side Rendering techniques and implementation.

A specific tag to ask the core team or community a direct question.

Building interactive mockups and prototypes to test ideas

Questions and examples using JSON5 syntax within HMPLjs.

Sharing creations from the HMPLjs online playground.

Analysis and tips for keeping application bundle sizes small.

The primary tag for HMPL.js discussions, tutorials, and questions.

For posing general questions to the Stormkit community.

For discussions about the benefits of HMPLjs's small size.

For server-side rendering (SSR) and server-oriented architecture.

Using the hmpl-dom module for a more declarative, JS-less approach.

General discussions about the Document Object Model and manipulation.

Implementing loading states and request indicators.

Share your finished projects and celebrate your work