This repository holds the sample projects used for my HTMX for ASP.NET Core developer's guide.
To get started, you'll need a minimum of .NET 6 SDK installed on your development machine. You can get the latest SDK from dot.net. While this course uses the latest version of .NET, the patterns and approaches can be adapted to target ASP.NET Core applications as low as .NET 3.1.
This guide uses JetBrains Rider in its videos, and it is highly recommended, but is not required.
There are two logical solutions in this repository: Exercises and JetSwag Store. And each project exists in two versions: Start and End. For ease of navigating and following along, they are included in a single .NET solution.
You can follow along by beginning with the Start version of a project. For folks interested in
seeing the final result, they can look at the End version of a project.
|- Exercises (solution folder)
|- Exercises.Start
|- Exercises.End
|- JetSwagStore (solution folder)
|- JetSwagStore.Start
|- JetSwagStore.End
|- JetSwagStore.Shared (EF Core SQLite backend)Samples will walk you through common patterns you may use when adopting HTMX. This is similar to Kata work.
Your goal is to make every box return an expected result. From the start, no functionality will be connected.
This is a real-world sample, taking a working ASP.NET Core application and enhancing it with HTMX.
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