Check list:

• [ x] targets the development branch
• [ x] uses the 999-SNAPSHOT version of Quarkus
  [...]
• [kinda? ] makes sure the associated guide must not be updated
• [ will do if positive feedback] links the guide update pull request (if needed)

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Hello,

I followed the guide on Getting started with WebSocket Next. It all worked fine but I kept wondering about the linked index.html. This one HTML file comes with 3 external JavaScript dependencies + 2 CSS dependencies.

Besides the problem that this makes the example less self contained, IMO the file becomes more complicated than it must be. So I would like to propose an alternative - that looks less nice - which does basically the same but with bare bone HTML/JS.

Pro:

• no dependencies that can be outdated
• easier to understand (subjective)

Con:

• looks less fancy
• would require an update of the guide with the less pretty screenshot (if positive feedback here)

Let me know if you think this change is worth it. I could also add "some" CSS to make it less ugly, but honestly from my point of view it should focus on the WebSocket stuff and not on a pleasing UI.