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Just curious: the people behind HTMX have a frontend sibling project called Hyperscript, which handles stuff like frontend state: https://hyperscript.org/docs/r
by solatic 3mo ago
Just curious: the people behind HTMX have a frontend sibling project called Hyperscript, which handles stuff like frontend state: https://hyperscript.org/docs/reactivity/ https://hyperscript.org/docs/reactivity/
Did you give it a try?
- asdfsa32 3mo agoAt that point just use React.
- solatic 3mo agoI'm not convinced. Hyperscript's reactivity model is highly greppable, and it keeps the no-build approach to Web frontend interactivity. It's "just enough" in the same way that HTMX is. React probably scales better for huge engineering divisions, but that isn't who the GOTH stack is aiming for anyway.