I am have several side projects, and they mostly follow this pattern. For one app, I developed around 100 views (plus the admin views) in Django in just a few m

I am have several side projects, and they mostly follow this pattern. For one app, I developed around 100 views (plus the admin views) in Django in just a few months, I could have never done it if I was using a "modern" stack. In many applications most pages (login, registration, logout, entering data etc.) can be built using traditional server-side rendered HTML forms with a little Javascript sprinkled on top, and most of the JS can be handled by Alpine.js. For the pages that need more interactivity, I use HTMX and Alpine.js. It works really well.