So why did the frontend engineers move on from Ruby on Rails? When I was an ROR developer, RailsCasts would tell you to do basically the same thing as HTMX, re

So why did the frontend engineers move on from Ruby on Rails? When I was an ROR developer, RailsCasts would tell you to do basically the same thing as HTMX, return partial HTML and use a tiny bit of JS to update the appropriate part of the DOM. It’s a good fit for simple experiences, but breaks down when you need the result to update more than one place (say, a counter by the cart icon, or a set of options in a select in the sidebar.) Then, you hypermedia approach has forced you to try and explore your HTML snippet to pull relevant information, rather than get it in a nice structured format.