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This matches 100% my experience and thoughts. I really enjoy HTMX and it's a blessing for my small-scale reactivity web interfaces, but I can immediately tell:
by dpc_01234 2y ago
This matches 100% my experience and thoughts.
I really enjoy HTMX and it's a blessing for my small-scale reactivity web interfaces, but I can immediately tell: "Well, this is hard to organize in a way that will scale with complexity well. It works great now, but I can tell where are the limits". And when I had to add alpine.js to do client-side reactivity, it immediately was obvious that I'd love to have both sides (backend and frontent) unified.
Still need more time opportunities to roll some stuff with datastar in it, but ATM I'm convinced datastar is the way to go.
For reference, my typical "web tech stack": Rust, axum, maud, datastar, redb.
- naasking 1y ago> And when I had to add alpine.js to do client-side reactivity, it immediately was obvious that I'd love to have both sides (backend and frontent) unified. https://alpine-ajax.js.org/ https://alpine-ajax.js.org/