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Thanks for the detailed reply. It's helpful to understand the difference between the two approaches at a high level. You probably know this but for others who
by rsyring 4y ago
Thanks for the detailed reply. It's helpful to understand the difference between the two approaches at a high level.
You probably know this but for others who might read, HTMX has an alpine plugin which uses morph and persists client side state, including Alpine competent state: https://htmx.org/extensions/alpine-morph/ https://htmx.org/extensions/alpine-morph/
I also thought HTMX persisted some state on swapped elements, but it's possible that's only the html attributes. Can't seem to find details in the docs at the moment.