> but that's not what I wrote. Making hard things hard is a subset of making hard things possible. Better than making hard things impossible, which is the usu

> but that's not what I wrote. Making hard things hard is a subset of making hard things possible. Better than making hard things impossible, which is the usual result of making easy things easy :) > And I don't think that's what HTMX provides - it mostly gets in your way with the hard things. And yet they're still possible. Like I said: hard things are going to be hard no matter what. Even if the hard things are harder, that's still a worthwhile tradeoff for maximizing the easy things.