Django Cotton looks very interesting, I'm definitely going to try it. Thank you Lyle and I love that you explain it in combination with Tailwind and HTMX.
I've been playing around with this package after you discovered it. I noticed that you didn't make the base.html a Cotton component itself. That way you can easily make the nav an additional component and swap or remove it, based on rights/apps/ etc. This package seems very promising and a big thanks for those working on it. Thanks for the great work getting these demos on YT.
The package seems promising. I can see that there is a caching mechanism to boost performance. However, I am wondering how it holds up when numerous cotton components populate a single page. Does it significantly impact performance, or is it a negligible concern? Thanks for the video. Perfect as always. :)
Would it be possible to show more “production” ready way to use the packages. I do not really think that using CDN is recommended for development right?
Again some great content! Thanks a lot for all your work! Do you plan to do a similar video but using alpinejs for filtering? I'm having some issues to pass the data from alpinejs to django-cotton components, and I'd rather use alpinejs instead of htmx for my specific use case... Do you know if it's supposed to be possible/easy?
@@wrabit1 Thanks for your answer. But I don't manage to understand how though. My first attempt is to use the alpine directive x-bind in the django-cotton definition, for instance : This is not working as the binding does not seem to be applied... Would you have an idea?
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Cotton has been a game-changer for my current site development. Combined with Tailwind and htmx it's an amazing combo.
@@ItsEverythingElse agreed - I love it!
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@@anouarben779 thank you! That is amazing to hear, thanks for the support!
Django Cotton looks very interesting, I'm definitely going to try it.
Thank you Lyle and I love that you explain it in combination with Tailwind and HTMX.
@@silkogelman thanks a lot Sil, glad you liked the video and good to hear from you!
I've been playing around with this package after you discovered it. I noticed that you didn't make the base.html a Cotton component itself. That way you can easily make the nav an additional component and swap or remove it, based on rights/apps/ etc. This package seems very promising and a big thanks for those working on it. Thanks for the great work getting these demos on YT.
@@khunjohn1054 interesting suggestion about base.html - thank you!
Great content as always BugBytes, Thank you.
Thank you!
I'm in the front row. Thanks for this video!
@@mpicuser thanks a lot!
Amazing this helped me alot with HTMX with pagination Many many thanks!
@@Yosk-p8j thanks a lot! Glad to hear it helped!
Great learning, kindly extend to include dynamic search, thanks
Thank you - will try and add another to this soon!
@@bugbytes3923 Thank you
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Haha thanks a lot!
Thanks for the video.
I would suggest to take a look at the package pytailwindcss-extra.
@@eduardoconcepcion4899 thank you, will do!
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@@serychristianrenaud thanks for watching!
good thank you
@@frameff9073 thanks mate!
The package seems promising. I can see that there is a caching mechanism to boost performance. However, I am wondering how it holds up when numerous cotton components populate a single page. Does it significantly impact performance, or is it a negligible concern?
Thanks for the video. Perfect as always. :)
@@BuzzNoodle33 thanks a lot! I’d be interested to explore the affect on performance when using a lot of components, perhaps one for a future video
Would it be possible to show more “production” ready way to use the packages. I do not really think that using CDN is recommended for development right?
Again some great content! Thanks a lot for all your work! Do you plan to do a similar video but using alpinejs for filtering? I'm having some issues to pass the data from alpinejs to django-cotton components, and I'd rather use alpinejs instead of htmx for my specific use case... Do you know if it's supposed to be possible/easy?
It should be fine, I use mainly with alpine
@@wrabit1 Thanks for your answer. But I don't manage to understand how though. My first attempt is to use the alpine directive x-bind in the django-cotton definition, for instance : This is not working as the binding does not seem to be applied... Would you have an idea?
@@ale6au inside your component, you should define {{ attrs }} where you want them to land.
I want code
@@sowmiyapannerselvam997 GitHub link is in the description