northstar

Internet drama aside, if you develop applications for the web, know Go, and are at all curious about what you can do with Datastar I have a boilerplate / template project that I've had much success with called northstar. In it you'll find a TODO app, and some smaller examples that show off some patterns of success when using Datastar. It's intended to be hacked on / apart, so bring your own patterns of success and put on your hacker hat. - https://github.com/zangster300/northstar

datastar is backend agnostic - you generate the html however you want. you can check out this repo if you want to see a simple golang implementation. https://github.com/zangster300/northstar And all of the sdks have some simple examples. https://github.com/starfederation

I've been using datastar for the last year to much success. The core library is fantastic. I use Go as my backend language of choice, and have a boilerplate project built from examples that were in the original datastar site code. I've also added some extra examples to show how one can build web components that work seamlessly to integrate with JS libs that exist today and drive them from a backend server. If you are looking to understand what's possible when you use datastar and you have some familiarity with Go, I hope this is a solid starting point for you. - https://github.com/zangster300/northstar

I've been working with datastar for a bit now and have really been enjoying it. If you are looking to try it out, I created a boilerplate template that distills some of the examples from the datastar site to get up and running with: https://github.com/zangster300/northstar/tree/main