Typography elements
Headings, formatting, inline code, and accent text — all composed as Dart tags.
Heading hierarchy
H1 — Main title
H2 — Section
H3 — Subsection
H4 — Minor
Perfect semantics for SEO & accessibility.
Text formatting
Mix bold, italic, and underlined freely.
Inline code: htmler.render()
Accents & badges
Use $Span for highlighted text or outlined badges.
Typography is the foundation of great design.
Pro tip: All these elements are pure Dart — instant type-safety and full IDE autocomplete.
Lists & navigation
Ordered, unordered, and richly styled list items with badges and pills.
Unordered list
- First item1
- Second item2
- Third itemNEW
- Fourth item4
Ordered list
- Setup your environment
- Import Htmler library
- Compose your tags
- Render beautiful HTML
Interactive form elements
Inputs, selects, textareas, range sliders — every form widget you need.
Pro tip: Required, pattern, and type attributes give you HTML5 validation for free.
Tables
Sortable, striped, responsive tables — straight from $Table builders.
Popular programming languages, 2024
Source: Stack Overflow Developer Survey
| # | Language | Popularity | Primary use | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | JavaScript | 69.70% | Web development | 1995 |
| 2 | Python | 51.80% | Data science, AI | 1991 |
| 3 | Dart | 6.02% | Flutter, web apps | 2011 |
| 4 | Java | 40.20% | Enterprise, Android | 1995 |
Media & visual elements
Progress bars, collapsible details, and interactive widgets.
Skill levels
Disclosure widgets
What is Htmler?
Htmler lets you build entire HTML documents with composable Dart tag builders — no string templates, full type safety, perfect IDE support.
- Semantic HTML by default
- Accessibility-friendly
- Zero runtime dependencies
Why type-safe HTML?
Catch typos at compile-time, refactor with confidence, and let your IDE autocomplete the entire HTML5 vocabulary.
Code examples
How to compose Htmler tags into reusable Dart UI.
// Creating a button with Htmler
$Button(attrs: {
'type': 'submit',
'class': 'btn btn-primary',
}, children: [
$Text('Click me!')
])
// Creating a card layout
$Div(attrs: {'class': 'card'}, children: [
$Div(attrs: {'class': 'card-body'}, children: [
$H5(children: [$Text('Card title')]),
$P(children: [$Text('Card content goes here…')]),
]),
])Jinja integration
Mix server-side variables and conditionals into your Dart-built HTML.
Server variables
Conditional rendering
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