I've used HTMX to create an internal app for us to manage Pull Requests from multiple repositories in a single page. It works great, after you get used to how

I've used HTMX to create an internal app for us to manage Pull Requests from multiple repositories in a single page. It works great, after you get used to how it expects things to work. Basically, think like every HTML element can be a little "form" which you can submit and replace its contents with the returned HTML. In the server it's not hard to get it to work, I implemented it using Kotlin's KTor (but any server technology that lets you generate HTML would work). I still needed a very minimal amount of JS to do some things that I found annoying to do with HTMX (e.g. in-page filtering), but once I accepted that's ok, it's been working very well.