The element functions are then just partials over that data structure
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FastTag and Hyperscript: Three Element List Base Architecture
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FastTag uses the same base as that hyperscript thing btw — it's literally just a 3 element list
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JSX Syntax Evolution and Historical Design Decisions
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Yeah I don't love the {}, but it's not so bad I guess 😀 IIRC at the time jsx was created some of this syntax didn't exist?
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KV Cache Optimization Applications in NLP and Data Analysis
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4/5 Practical Applications: From natural language processing to real-time data analysis, KV cache optimization has far-reaching implications across various AI applications. #NLP #AIApplications
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Auto-formatting tools for nested functional components
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No there aren't any auto-formatting tools yet I've found that do a good job of laying out nested functional components. E.g here's an example formatted with yapf:
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VS Code Parenthesis Matching Tools Discussion
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Yes spent quite a while trying that direction, but ultimately decided I don't like it as much. But it's a perfectly reasonable choice and there's no best answer. BTW vscode has really great tools for parens-matching nowadays (disabled by default sadly).
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F-String Alternatives in Python String Formatting
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Actually we don't even need the f-string. `H1('Hello ', name)` would work too…
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FastHTML rejects JSX syntax, leverages Python functions instead
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I've had quite a few people ask if we plan to add syntax like jsx to FastHTML. We don't. That's because Python's function syntax is already a perfect 1:1 match to html element trees. JS isn't, so they needed something new. Here's an example I just showed on the HTMX discord: