Htmx strikes me as what we would've gotten earlier if we didn't throw XHTML and namespaces out with the bath water. Namespaced attributes, perhaps even tags, th

Htmx strikes me as what we would've gotten earlier if we didn't throw XHTML and namespaces out with the bath water. Namespaced attributes, perhaps even tags, that already package and compose behavior seems like the natural outcome of browser spec writers reifying community conventions over time, and that kind of superimposing is precisely what XML facilitates.