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Overview
HwyHwy is a simple, lightweight, and flexible web framework built on Hono and HTMX. It allows you to write React-style JSX in nested, file-based routes with Remix-style actions and parallel loaders. The backend server is built on Hono, providing access to a rich ecosystem of middleware and documentation. Hwy is 100% server-rendered but with HTMX's defaults, it still provides a single-page application (SPA) experience for users. It also offers features like automatic progressive enhancement for links and forms using HTMX's hx-boost feature.
Features
- Server-rendered JSX / TSX
- Nested, file-based routing
- Remix-style actions and parallel loaders
- Async page components
- Rich Hono middleware ecosystem
- 100% type-safe
- Server built on Hono
- Client built on HTMX
- Built-in critical CSS inlining
- Live browser refresh during development
- And more...
Summary
HwyHwy is a web framework that combines the simplicity and lightweight nature of Hono with the flexibility and interactivity of HTMX. It allows developers to write server-rendered JSX, navigate through nested, file-based routes, and take advantage of Remix-style actions and parallel loaders. With its integration with Hono, developers have access to a wide range of middleware and extensive documentation. HwyHwy is still in beta, but it offers a promising solution for building web applications with a seamless user experience.
- React
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- Vite
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- Typescript
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