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I agree. These points are arguments against the philosophy of HTMX which asserts that you can get everything you need without client-side logic. To be fair, I'
by kokanee 3y ago
I agree. These points are arguments against the philosophy of HTMX which asserts that you can get everything you need without client-side logic.
To be fair, I'm also not a fan of bloated libraries like React and Angular. I think we had it right 15-20 years ago: use the server for everything you can, and use the smallest amount of JS necessary to service your client-side needs.
- emodendroket 3y agoIt’s been a while since I did much frontend work but I actually found Angular revelatory. It makes it so easy and it’s really batteries-included.
- pphysch 3y ago> HTMX which asserts that you can get everything you need without client-side logic. That's not true at all. HTMX extends the logical capabilities of HTML, and _hyperscript goes even further.