You're on a good path. While consulting, I have seen .NET + htmx in production, but it was an internal tool used by thousands of folks (HR system). The 1ms re

You're on a good path. While consulting, I have seen .NET + htmx in production, but it was an internal tool used by thousands of folks (HR system). The 1ms response times and quick browser rendering due to no JS bloat put a smile on my face. I have since been planning to give C# backend + htmx frontend a go for a CRUD demo.