BTW, if you can help me: I've been struggling with WhatsApp Business API for some days to make my app receive webhooks. It receives the GET verification request but when I send a message to the number I never get the POST. Have you had this problem?
We have been using HTMX to create performant storefronts and the results are satisfactory.
https://farmrio.deco.site/ is one of the largest clothing retailers in Brazil and all the frontend interactions use HTMX, alongside a partial rendering strategy we developed.
It's a popular trend with e-commerce (our main field), which usually means not using the proprietary frontend framework that e-commerce platforms offer (Shopify, Magento...)
But deco itself it's not headless, it has all the body parts. You can use it as a headless CMS if you want to.
the fact that we're open-source makes it easy to create new integrations as well. you can take a look at https://github.com/deco-cx/apps to see how it works.
it's high priority for us to make this even easier and also to incentivize our community to create apps for most CMSes and APIs
Pelé is not seen as a great person in Brazil, from my perspective. People cherish him as the best soccer player in the world, but his personal life is mostly associated with bad stories.
He has two cases of not recognizing biological daughters, with one of those having died of cancer in 2006 [1]
Initially I also had the impression that Next.JS/Remix/SvelteKit shouldn't be considered as backend frameworks but, after using it for a little while, noticed that it, indeed, replaces the use of something else even if you just want to create API routes.
Overall, I find the experience similar to something like Ruby-on-Rails/Django, which I usually also consider as "backend frameworks".
For me, these new frameworks are one of the reasons that, for me, React has never been better.
I appreciate projects like this, as LiveView brings some amazing solutions to the game, but I'd guess that even if it was "feature-complete", I would still miss the so many great stuff about the BEAM/Elixir.
Although, the safety of Typescript is the only thing that stops me from building my next hobbie/side-project with Elixir. After you get the benefits from the type system (specially in the TS ecosystem), it's hard to go back.
On my social bubble, an impressive amount of people have cancelled their premium accounts.
I had a friend who had always recommended me trying out Youtube Music for their recommendation and I used the opportunity to switch, not looking back.. Somehow, Youtube Premium + Music for family is cheaper than Spotify Premium for family.