So I would say Alpine JS probably most common to add additional reactivity on the front end if using htmx, since it matches most closely with inline attributes and smaller virtual DOM footprint. React and Vue tend to require you to move more and more of your app to the client side. But I do think you are right, that has been Lucas' strategy!
@@htmxlabs nice! I'm coming back to web dev after a hiatus; I saw htmx and thought too good to be true; its turning out its a true workhorse and not just a toy that server-side devs would turn to out of h8 for JS etc.
Great work, loving this podcast!
Thank you for the kind words!
great stuff! Hope to see one of his talk in a Python conf 🏆
Thank you -- and definitely hoping he has a chance to give his advanced htmx talk!
So the philosophy is: use HTMX up until its limit; then React/Vue could be introduced for more complex scenarios?
So I would say Alpine JS probably most common to add additional reactivity on the front end if using htmx, since it matches most closely with inline attributes and smaller virtual DOM footprint. React and Vue tend to require you to move more and more of your app to the client side. But I do think you are right, that has been Lucas' strategy!
@@htmxlabs nice! I'm coming back to web dev after a hiatus; I saw htmx and thought too good to be true; its turning out its a true workhorse and not just a toy that server-side devs would turn to out of h8 for JS etc.