The practice of cramming a DSL into an HTML string attribute seems like it would get cumbersome and hard to read after a while. You can really tell in this exam

The practice of cramming a DSL into an HTML string attribute seems like it would get cumbersome and hard to read after a while. You can really tell in this example on the htmx site [1]. I imagine you can write that long string in your server code somewhere, but that also seems weird especially since you won't have _hyperscript syntax highlighting in your Ruby/Go/Clojure/whatever file. Does anyone have any real world examples of this? [1] https://htmx.org/examples/confirm/ https://htmx.org/examples/confirm/