I second Tailwind as I can't stand complexity, so I'm trying to simplify the entire stack down for _just_ my needs. Tailwind is a big part of simplifying my life.
The other part is that I'm trying to simply "fix HTML", and I believe HTMX is pretty great. I'm taking a different approach as I have a reactive backend, and I can make the HTML simply be a template of a streaming JSON object. It's like mustache with reactive data binding.
I'm enjoying, but I'm not a consultancy so I don't need to push the framework for every usecase.
The other part is that I'm trying to simply "fix HTML", and I believe HTMX is pretty great. I'm taking a different approach as I have a reactive backend, and I can make the HTML simply be a template of a streaming JSON object. It's like mustache with reactive data binding.
I'm enjoying, but I'm not a consultancy so I don't need to push the framework for every usecase.