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Is there an equivalent to Turbo Mount for Htmx? https://evilmartians.com/chronicles/the-art-of-turbo-mount-hotwire-meets-modern-js-frameworks https://evilmartia

Is there an equivalent to Turbo Mount for Htmx? https://evilmartians.com/chronicles/the-art-of-turbo-mount-hotwire-meets-modern-js-frameworks https://evilmartians.com/chronicles/the-art-of-turbo-mount-h... I think it's one of the best ways to use Hotwire/Turbo. Default to Hotwire to whatever degree of understanding you have, and as soon as it feels like HTMX/Hotwire isn't the right tool, you can easily switch to your framework of choice.

sauercrowd 2y ago
Very much agree with you on this - htmx (turbo, hotwire, alpine,...) are not trying to replace all your client side logic. It's a spectrum of interactivity, and we should try to pick the best (whatever that may mean) tool possible for the job - sometimes that's hx-boosted links, sometimes it's a react app
pier25 2y ago
what about using web components?