We don't bill htmx as a replacement for React or Next, only for the use cases that make sense for its capabilities, which often happen to be things people are using React and Next for because that's all they know.
Actually, duplication of state, routing logic, auth logic, etc. really do get eliminated. Because we're maintaining all that on the server-side only and not having to reproduce it on the client side. It's a huge win.
Actually, duplication of state, routing logic, auth logic, etc. really do get eliminated. Because we're maintaining all that on the server-side only and not having to reproduce it on the client side. It's a huge win.