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Then why v2? If there are no breaking changes, why increase the major version? And if there are breaking changes, why not fix the quirks? Seriously, decisions l
by jakubmazanec 2y ago
Then why v2? If there are no breaking changes, why increase the major version? And if there are breaking changes, why not fix the quirks? Seriously, decisions like this show me the maintainers are just blinded by their lack of front-end skills, whining about JavaScript and striving for questionable "purity" - it's the same with the codebase (as mentioned by other commenters): one large unmaintainable file, because build step is too complex or whatever nonsense.
Anyway, excellent article and discussion that showed me I can forget about HTMX :D
- yawaramin 2y agoDid you read the v2 release notes? The big thing they got rid of was IE11 support. Everything else was relatively minor. Having a bunch of breaking changes in v2 would have made the upgrade much more difficult for users, and a big part of their philosophy is making upgrades easy. Of course, no one is forcing you to use htmx. Please use whatever you like.