Isn't this comparable to any other situation where you reference something outside a project, even in C with libraries? (I've never used HTMX or even looked b

Isn't this comparable to any other situation where you reference something outside a project, even in C with libraries? (I've never used HTMX or even looked beyond this page for it, so maybe what I'm about to say is logically wrong.) If I said that for an HTMX project you must define all components you use within the project, wouldn't this hx-target example be very easy to identify quickly in the project? You simply grep '#notification-bar' and see where it lives in the project... I think the goto comparison is somewhat related, because it's about reasoning about control flow (or rather, how it makes it unreasonable) - but isn't this example pretty easy to reason about when you consider you're one search away from finding the notification-bar in the project? You're still creating a tree of components and interactions, and in order for that to happen, you must be able to reference them with confidence in some way. I still prefer the React way (tree structured components) regardless, but HTMX does seem interesting from a DevX point of view. I think it'll be forgotten about in about 5 years.