How a server-driven Python framework decides which part of the page to re-render
When the server renders your UI, every click raises the same question: what do you send back? The usual answers each have a cost: Re-run everything.…
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Htmx fragment caching with Accept-Version
IF YOU'VE been developing htmx apps for a while, you might have tried to cache the HTML fragments generated by your server as htmx responses. Cachin…
I built a Django admin UI with no SPA. htmx bit me where I didn't expect: logout.
I built the whole admin UI for a self-hosted tool with Django + htmx + Tailwind and zero JavaScript framework. No React, no build step, no client-si…
Ditch Electron: Implementing Watchdog Heartbeat & Auto-Healing for Multi-Process Desktop Apps
Part 2 of the ERTH Architecture Series: How to build a Bun watchdog daemon to detect, kill, and resurrect crashed Python sidecar processes with dyna…
Why We Switched from React to HTMX in Production: A 200-Site Case Study
We ran a React SPA admin panel for almost three years. It worked. Customers logged in, edited content, published articles. Bundle size kept creeping…
Why I Built a Language Instead of a Framework
A friend asked me, around the third week of working on Kilnx , why I had not just written it as an Express plugin. The question was fair. It was als…