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This is just a question/idea. I came across many frameworks in the last year, from sockpuppet to Unicorn and HTMX/Django.
one of the things all of them offer is that actions like triggering responses can be started from any HTML element, not just by forms/buttons and anchors. E.g. changing the value of a checkbox could trigger a frame reload. This is not conveniently possible with turbo-django - however, it could be done IMHO with stimulus - or something like alpine.js.
Is there any chance that this will be possible with turbo-django?
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Interesting. Since it's not something the native Turbo library supports by default I don't see this fitting well into the Turbo Django library. You are correct it would be implemented with Stimulus if using the full Hotwire library.
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This is just a question/idea. I came across many frameworks in the last year, from sockpuppet to Unicorn and HTMX/Django.
one of the things all of them offer is that actions like triggering responses can be started from any HTML element, not just by forms/buttons and anchors. E.g. changing the value of a checkbox could trigger a frame reload. This is not conveniently possible with turbo-django - however, it could be done IMHO with stimulus - or something like alpine.js.
Is there any chance that this will be possible with turbo-django?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: