Author: Chris Woodruff

• Chris Woodruff
• April 7, 2025
• htmx
• asp.net, asp.net core, htmx, web development, webdev
• 0 Comments

Alright, developer friends, it’s time to talk about something we all know is essential but often neglect until it’s too late: security. htmx makes building interactive apps with ASP.NET Razor Pages a breeze, but if you’re not careful, you could be opening your app to all sorts of nasty vulnerabilities. Let’s make sure that doesn’t happen.

• Chris Woodruff
• April 6, 2025
• htmx
• asp.net, asp.net core, htmx, web development, webdev
• 0 Comments

Welcome back, fellow developer! So you’ve embraced htmx to make your ASP.NET Razor Pages more interactive and excellent. But just like anything in development, things can go wrong. And when they do, you need to know how to fix them. Today, we’re diving into debugging HTMX requests and responses like a pro.

• Chris Woodruff
• April 5, 2025
• htmx
• asp.net, asp.net core, htmx, web development, webdev
• 0 Comments

Hey there, fellow .NET developer! Today, we’re talking about how you can take your ASP.NET Razor Pages apps from “meh” to “whoa!” with htmx. We’re diving into seamless navigation, enhancing user interactions, and even doing a little case study to show you how this all comes together. Ready? Let’s go.

• Chris Woodruff
• April 4, 2025
• htmx
• asp.net, asp.net core, htmx, web development, webdev
• 0 Comments

Alright, web developers. Today, we’re stepping into the ring to watch htmx go toe-to-toe with the big players: React, Vue, and Angular. But this isn’t a deathmatch. It’s about finding the right tool for the right job. Let’s get into it.

• Chris Woodruff
• April 3, 2025
• htmx
• asp.net, asp.net core, htmx, web development, webdev
• 0 Comments

Welcome back, fellow .NET enthusiast. Today, we’re talking about why htmx is a game-changer for ASP.NET Core developers. If you’re tired of drowning in client-side frameworks and you want something simpler without sacrificing performance, you’re in the right place.

• Chris Woodruff
• April 2, 2025
• htmx
• asp.net, asp.net core, htmx, web development, webdev
• 0 Comments

Hey there, fellow coder. Today, we’re diving into the wonderful world of partial views and how you can make them dance beautifully with htmx. If you’ve ever wanted to break down your Razor Pages into reusable, modular components, you’re going to love this. Let’s get rolling.

• Chris Woodruff
• April 1, 2025
• htmx
• asp.net, asp.net core, htmx, web development, webdev
• 3 Comments

Welcome back, developer! Today, we’re tackling something everyone needs to build at some point: a CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) application. And guess what? We’re going to do it without the JavaScript bloat. That’s right, htmx is here to make your CRUD dreams come true.

• Chris Woodruff
• March 31, 2025
• htmx
• asp.net, asp.net core, htmx, web development, webdev
• 0 Comments

Welcome back, code adventurer. Today, we’re diving into how htmx can give your ASP.NET Razor Pages some real-time flavor. Whether you want to build a chat app, a live stock ticker, or a dashboard that updates itself without manual refreshing, htmx has you covered.

• Chris Woodruff
• March 30, 2025
• htmx
• asp.net, asp.net core, htmx, web development, webdev
• 2 Comments

Welcome back, htmx explorer. Today, we’re unlocking two of the most powerful tools in the HTMX toolbox: hx-target and hx-swap. These are the keys to making your Razor Pages do exactly what you want without breaking a sweat.

• Chris Woodruff
• March 29, 2025
• htmx
• asp.net, asp.net core, htmx, web development, webdev
• 2 Comments

Welcome back to the HTMX party! Today, we’re talking about a topic every web developer has wrestled with at some point: forms. They’re essential, but making them play nicely with your backend can sometimes feel like wrestling a bear. Enter HTMX. It’s here to simplify your form handling and make the experience feel smooth and modern.