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Re:Htmx by tsaixingwei on Wednesday December 14, 2022 @10:23PM (#33994743)
I still remember a time when recursivedoubts posted about intercooler.js which is the predecessor to htmx, and almost every comment was dismissive and a varition of “what’s the point of this?”.

It seems now the majority of commenters are positive about htmx now and I feel happy for recursivedoubts.

Most web applications today would benefit from using htmx more than JavaScript-heavy frameworks with the exception of applications like Figma and the like of it.

Re:Htmx by recursivedoubts on Thursday December 15, 2022 @06:56PM (#34007587)
:) it has been a long slog, but I'm glad that it's getting a more positive reception now, and I really appreciate your well wishes