> UX Limitations: htmx ended up pushing our app towards a Rails/CRUD approach, which led to a really poor (or at least, boring and generic) user experience by d

> UX Limitations: htmx ended up pushing our app towards a Rails/CRUD approach, which led to a really poor (or at least, boring and generic) user experience by default. Good websites behave in predictable ways. If I can tell your website is using fucktons of javascript, I'm probably not enjoying using it. (And calling it an "app" is a bit of a red flag for bad UX to me.)