Over the last few months, there has been a lot of movement in the web development space around a technology called
HTMX. It is a JavaScript library (no surprise here) but one you control in a declarative way. In other words, you don't generally need to write JavaScript to use it. While I'm personally fine with JavaScript, I know it's not the favorite language of a lot of developers, and a lot of Delphi developers in particular.
Outside of the syntax (something you may like or not) the advantage of a declarative coding style is it helps generating code on the server, driven by data and metadata. Delphi is great in this space, and that's why these two technologies are a great match. Embarcadero has published three very nice blog posts on HTMX, and the reason of this blog post of mine is to drag your attention to them:
We plan focusing more in this space, not just in terms of blog posts and examples... so stay tuned.
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