The one about choosing where htmx logic belongs
In the previous post I talked about how to override htmx's default behavior on failure. The proposed solution relied on events to handle any server-side error directly from the view. Although I recomm

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In the previous post I talked about how to override htmx's default behavior on failure. The proposed solution relied on events to handle any server-side error directly from the view. Although I recomm

The project that I have been working on for the past few months is coming to an end. A few days ago, we even presented a demo of the new UI to the stakeholders, who have already started using it in pr

In a previous post I talked about the internal design system I have been working on recently, consisting of server-rendered UI components, using Ruby and ERB templates. Most of these components are si

Here begins a new blog series where I plan to share useful tips I discover in my day-to-day development work. Translating a Figma design into code for the new project I am currently working on, I enc
