| As much as I really like htmx -- this is a sad truth! I tried to pitch htmx to my team last year and found an opportunity to create a simple webapp. One of the devs really struggled with htmx after years of muscle memory returning json and rendering in JS/JQuery. It was a lot of "I now have to do this.. how do I solve this problem?" I think he would have struggled with any different approach whether we changed to angular, react, etc. htmx didn't really stand a chance. The other dev, on the other hand, didn't even bother to try it. All I heard from the team was Blazor this, blazor that. Personally I think it's a shame. We are a small team and would be good to avoid javascript 95% of the time. We could just generate server side code/html which, imo, would create organised code base. Easy to test as well. Any personal web projects I still use htmx and reached a decent flow with it. Completely simplifies web dev, imo. |