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So each HTML element can have a a JS onclick handler (via htmx) that hits the server, which generates HTML, and the requesting page then uses JS to replace the

So each HTML element can have a a JS onclick handler (via htmx) that hits the server, which generates HTML, and the requesting page then uses JS to replace the instructed DOM node? This reminds me of the era before AJAX when we used to POST to a hidden iframe, and then JS in the hidden iframe would update the parent page.

southerntofu 5y ago
Yes that's about the idea, except since HTMX is somewhat specified there is hope for browsers to implement that natively and therefore empower users, not remote website operators.