> Just write HTML5. It's fine. Add javascript for the 2-3 bits of interactivity you actually need. Why write any JS at all if you don't have to? Htmx extends H

> Just write HTML5. It's fine. Add javascript for the 2-3 bits of interactivity you actually need. Why write any JS at all if you don't have to? Htmx extends HTML to replace the need for a lot of the JS that's out there. It gives you client/server interaction and dynamic page behaviours without a single line of code. Sure you can do without it. You could always do it all in vanilla JS or jQuery, at the cost of debugging it yourself.