Michael Scharnagl

Loading and replacing HTML parts with HTML

https://justmarkup.com/notes/2020-12-28-loading-and-replacing-html-parts-with-html/

I really would like HTML to be more powerful, and I think showing other content without a full page reload is something people wanted for decades and will probably also want in the future, so it may be worth to see if we can do this in HTML.

It would be awesome having this in standard HTML, supported natively by browsers! 👍

older link:
HTML and CSS techniques to reduce your JavaScript
newer link:
Green by Default

Matthias Ott

Transient Frameworks
- Nicolas Hoizey
- 2 December 2022
- standards, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, framework
- 1 reaction
Many of the latest additions to HTML, CSS, and JavaScript first existed as JavaScript libraries or frameworks or pre-processors or polyfills and then…
Taylor Hunt

Routing: I’m not smart enough for a SPA
- Nicolas Hoizey
- 20 April 2022
- WebPerf, SPA, JavaScript
- 5 reactions
Here comes Taylor's 4th article in his great "Streets" series about web performance and front end architectures. Overall, SPAs’ reliance on client…
- Nicolas Hoizey
- 27 January 2022
- DOM, HTML, JavaScript, Twitter
- 12 reactions
- permalink
Me: I would use a link with an image:
```
<a href="link/to/profile"><img src="picture.jpg" alt="Nicolas Hoizey" /></a>
```
Twitter:

🤷‍♂️
Tom MacWright

Second-guessing the modern web
- Nicolas Hoizey
- 12 May 2020
- SPA, React, JavaScript
- 4 reactions
[…] there is a swath of use cases which would be hard without React and which aren’t complicated enough to push beyond React’s limits. But there are…
Cody Lindley

Front-end Developer Handbook 2019
- Nicolas Hoizey
- 24 May 2019
- HTML, CSS, JavaScript
If you want to grok the great diversity of topics and technologies involved in Front-end Web development, here is probably the most comprehensive…

Loading and replacing HTML parts with HTML

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