Hi, I'm Scott Galloway.

A Whistle-stop Tour of HTMX Extensions and Using HTMX with ASP.NET Core

HTMX is a powerful JavaScript library that allows you to create dynamic web applications with minimal JavaScript. It enables you to make AJAX requests, swap HTML content, and handle events directly in your HTML attributes. I've been using HTMX for about two…

An Alpine.js and HTMX 'Clear Query String Parameter(s)' tag helper for ASP.NET Core

Just a quick one, I had a need in a work project for the ability to 'clear' URL parameters from a URL. This is useful when you have a URL with multiple parameters, and you want to remove one or more of them (for example for a search filter). The Problem My…

An Auto-Update Partial Updater with Alpine.js and HTMX

So in what's becoming a series, in a work project I wanted to add the ability for a partial to auto-update on a given timescale. Here's how I did it using Alpine.js and HTMX. Requirements So I wanted this to be reusable; so it should be simple and…

Using SweetAlert2 for HTMX Loading indicators (hx-indicator)

On a work project I've been using and abusing HTMX to build an admin UI. As part of this I'm using the lovely SweetAlert2 Javascript library for my confirmation dialogs. It works great but I also wanted to use them to replace my HTMX loading indicators. This…

Showing Toast and Swapping Content with HTMX (And ASP.NET Core)

HTMX is a great library for making your web applications more dynamic and responsive. In this post, I'll show you how to use HTMX to show a toast notification and swap content on the page. One of the 'limitations' in standard HTMX (i.e., not OOB swaps) is that…