> The only thing I can imagine being worse than HTMX's design philosophy
Could you explain your position on this? I'm far from front-end, but from the user experience, current stack seems excessive and bloated. A button/link which sends a request and gets a chunk of HTML back to replace without reloading the whole page seems like a logical workflow covering the needs of 90% pages. Looks like HTMX simulates this and thus looks attractive to me.
Could you explain your position on this? I'm far from front-end, but from the user experience, current stack seems excessive and bloated. A button/link which sends a request and gets a chunk of HTML back to replace without reloading the whole page seems like a logical workflow covering the needs of 90% pages. Looks like HTMX simulates this and thus looks attractive to me.