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by nisegami
1030 days ago
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It's not surprising that HTMX didn't allow you to do that because that's pretty explicitly not what it wants to be. HTMX is all about sending HTML over the wire, not JSON. If your HTML/JSON is gzipped, it shouldn't be significantly different in terms of bandwidth. Plus, you're not bundling nearly as much javascript with your site compared to a heavy client side framework, not to mention savings from avoiding processing more than just the DOM update on the client. |
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