> It's trying to avoid learning new things and trying to preserve the status quo Well, yeah. Sometimes the status quo is good. Sometimes you don't want to lear

> It's trying to avoid learning new things and trying to preserve the status quo Well, yeah. Sometimes the status quo is good. Sometimes you don't want to learn how to do simple async page updates for the thousandth time. Because many of us here have been there, done that. Over dozens of years. With dozens of libraries. It's a hamster wheel. It's boring. It's pointless. In the end, if your website/app does what HTMX is good at, just use it. I learn dozens of new things every day as a solopreneur SaaS guy. I don't want to relearn how to make async page updates ever again, unless there is a very, very compelling reason to do so.