[asdfsa32]

The only nonsense here is ignoring that React.hydrate have existed since React 0.4 (2013, that is over 13 years ago) and Gatsbyjs was released over a decade ago around 2015.

The gist of it continuously seems to be that people who think HTMX Great, know very little about good frontend engineering.

[gulugawa]

One key part of good frontend engineering is picking tools to effectively solve current challenges your product is facing. Thinking about theoretical problems that may not apply to you is a waste of time.

I don't currently use use HTMX. However, that doesn't invalidate the use of htmx by others when it is a better fit for their experience and use cases.

[asdfsa32]

htmx is no more invalid than Visual Basic, and the parallels goes deeper than that.