Chapter 3Developing Endpoints
Implementing a web application using htmx requires defining many HTTP endpoints. Each endpoint uses a specific HTTP verb, matches a URL pattern, and optionally accepts data in specific ways. As we examine options for implementing endpoints, you’ll learn the characteristics of good endpoint design.
Now that you’ve selected your server-side tech stack, you’re ready to put it to use by implementing endpoints for your htmx apps.
If you’re a full-stack developer or primarily a server-side developer, much of this chapter will be a review. But if you’re primarily a front-end developer, it’s possible you haven’t had much exposure to implementing HTTP endpoints. This is a critical skill for developing htmx-based web applications. ...
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