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I’m bought in to this approach after using Hotwire, but I’m concerned that all the competing implementations are going to undermine adoption. Maybe we should al
by dyeje 3y ago
I’m bought in to this approach after using Hotwire, but I’m concerned that all the competing implementations are going to undermine adoption. Maybe we should all just use htmx and call it a day.
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- quickthrower2 3y agoThe nice thing is the simplicity of all these libraries means changing from one to another is no big deal. Most of the work is server side and already done. It is not like you need to swap all your React components to Vue ones.
- leke 3y agoIt's even my hope that the things in HTMX will become native to HTML one day.
- josephscott 3y agoDefinitely this. It would be great if HTMX has a similar path to jQuery, where the browsers adopt enough of the features as native that it is no longer required.