> For instance, implementing a drag-and-drop interface for our workflow builder proved to be a significant challenge with htmx, requiring workarounds that felt

> For instance, implementing a drag-and-drop interface for our workflow builder proved to be a significant challenge with htmx, requiring workarounds that felt clunky compared to the smooth experience we could achieve with React libraries. HTMX is better if you have a frontend bundle that does just enough but no more. Hook into the htmx.onLoad event and then look for markup with attributes in the content being loaded (for example, columns, cards, tasks, etc) to attach to. You can then, for example, bind sortable.js onto the rendered markup, and then wire sortable events to state updates via HTMX. Really pretty straightforward. They even have an example of exactly this in the docs: https://htmx.org/docs/#3rd-party https://htmx.org/docs/#3rd-party