Nothing is wrong with old and boring. I like it. This is why I am using Ruby on Rails for most of my projects and it is the default framework to prototype any n

Nothing is wrong with old and boring. I like it. This is why I am using Ruby on Rails for most of my projects and it is the default framework to prototype any new idea I have. But I have to acknowledge that in some domains, some users expect the web app to behave in a specific way and adding some reactivity makes my life easier. This is why I prefer to use contained - and constrained - solutions (like Stimulus or Stimulus Reflex) which does not impose to change my .html.erb views to accommodate them.