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The point is that the hypermedia approach, which is what htmx (among other technologies, such as hotwire and unpoly) takes, can address many of the usability cr
by recursivedoubts 5y ago
The point is that the hypermedia approach, which is what htmx (among other technologies, such as hotwire and unpoly) takes, can address many of the usability criticisms that Mr. Harris levels at MPAs, without abandoning the fundamental REST-ful web architecture.
- seumars 5y agoIn that case it would be much more interesting to read about the "hypermedia approach" including its own downsides. For instance, the differences between SPA/MPA implementations are also directly linked to developer experience – most people simply prefer business logic to live inside components. Is that possible using a hypermedia approach? Who knows, but "we think our library is great" isn't particularly an instructive or interesting way of discussing this topic.
- recursivedoubts 5y agoyou can find many such articles on the talk page at htmx: https://htmx.org/talk https://htmx.org/talk in this article we respond to specific criticisms of MPAs in terms of htmx, as it is a response to Mr Harris's talk