[charukiewicz]

> If you want a much clearer separation between frontend and backend of a site, especially in terms of contributors/teams, then it might not be the right tool.

The point to take away from htmx and hypermedia more broadly is that there isn't a clean separation between the front end and back end of a site. The concept of completely separate front and back end teams building SPAs/JSON APIs has been a very costly development that has brought substantial complexity that is wholly unnecessary for most applications.

Your banking/project management/todo list/budgeting/insurance/education/whatever app almost certainly doesn't need to be an SPA and would be developed faster or for less money if it leaned into server side rendering (SSR) and used a library like htmx or Stimulus to enhance the user experience as needed.