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Well, the point I'm making is the technology choices we make, have an impact on the experience of the user, literally the 2nd paragraph.

OP here! The hx-boost hijacks links to make it feel like an SPA. I added it for fun NGL, removed it now though :)

OP here! The hx-boost hijacks links to make it feel like an SPA. I added it for fun NGL, removed it now though :)

Converting data to a HTML string is not a performance bottleneck you'll be worrying about. I wasn't worrying about it much in 2000, and you really shouldn't need to in 2023.

I think both are valid, as i mentioned in the article, for this particular case, the psuedo content-negotiation felt right

Thanks for taking the time to read the article :) A lot of the comments here seem to implying that I claim "htmx is the one hammer to solve all website needs", even when I explicitly say SPAs have their place in the article.

A hypermedia approach is the nice happy medium between a very static website and an SPA, not sure why so many people are close-minded about this possibility.