Datastar author here, all this happened while I was asleep so yeah I'm really good at reading the system in my dreams. I must be actually AGI and totally not a real person. Highly suspect
That's kind of the point. Don't throw out the new modern features of the browser but use them with fine-grainer activity. Otherwise most of the state lives in the back end. It's really just getting back to normalcy
We didn't remove the features, if you want to use the old ones they're still there in the repo. We just didn't want to support the old way of doing them when we actively tell people not to use them. If you're going to be a support burden going forward we want you to have skin in the game if not cool do it yourself no one's going to get mad at you
Cool how do exponential back off, make sure that it auto connects on tab visibility changes, make sure when you replace stuff it keeps the same selection. I'm sure if you had enough of these you'll end up with 10 kilobyte shim
We are limited to what is possible in the data dash-* spec. If you have better syntax that's going to work everywhere in every browser please let us know!
Datastar author here. Yes nothing is new here, that's kind of the point. You seemingly lost her way with jQuery which was just sprinkle on the page but then spa wasn't interesting approach at reactivity while missing all the points of the back end controlling most the state. I'm not trying to be innovative I'm just trying to get us back to some normalcy
Data star is a backend agnostic backend framework that happens to have a 10kb on the frontend. You should probably read the guy before coming to conclusions on what it is
Datastar author here, neat idea. Join the Discord and talk to us about how to implement. We're just a few guys and just don't have the cycles to explore every option for every facet of the project. Some of this is pure overhead
Author of Datastar here. Most people don't need pro and it seems like putting it on the front page is actually marketing it instead of people finding it as the need the features. Not only should most people not use the features we actively push against it. The only thing that's really super valuable is the inspector which is a Dev tool