Thank you for the kind words! Agree I've seen too many tutorial videos that don't show running into issues or having to debug problems and that's not how programming works in practice.
@@cspythonforscience My pleasure. There are few spots in the other episode where I will fill in something I think is missing. I really appreciate you making this. Just what I needed, and not that easy to find.
Agreed not the best place for it. In general it’s best to just host your own css and js instead of using cdn. I moved this js cdn into the head in the final vid of the series and show how to use HTMX to cache it so you don’t reload it on every request.
i deeply appreciate you debugging in real time.
day 2 of my gratitude for this video. i just finished setting up my prototype following this vid!
Thank you for the kind words! Agree I've seen too many tutorial videos that don't show running into issues or having to debug problems and that's not how programming works in practice.
Again great tutorial. I'll keep coming back!
Thank you for the kind words. I hope to have part four uploaded soon
A tip for people who are getting just the h1 and not content at 4:00 minutes:
on line 24 change `context={}` to `context = context`
Thanks for pointing this out.
@@cspythonforscience My pleasure. There are few spots in the other episode where I will fill in something I think is missing.
I really appreciate you making this. Just what I needed, and not that easy to find.
And thanks for a great tutorial
Glad you liked it!
Cdn js at the end of a body?
Agreed not the best place for it. In general it’s best to just host your own css and js instead of using cdn. I moved this js cdn into the head in the final vid of the series and show how to use HTMX to cache it so you don’t reload it on every request.
Well, when is the part 3? :))
Soon!