> Just write HTML5. It's fine. Add javascript for the 2-3 bits of interactivity you actually need.
Why write any JS at all if you don't have to? Htmx extends HTML to replace the need for a lot of the JS that's out there. It gives you client/server interaction and dynamic page behaviours without a single line of code.
Sure you can do without it. You could always do it all in vanilla JS or jQuery, at the cost of debugging it yourself.
Why write any JS at all if you don't have to? Htmx extends HTML to replace the need for a lot of the JS that's out there. It gives you client/server interaction and dynamic page behaviours without a single line of code.
Sure you can do without it. You could always do it all in vanilla JS or jQuery, at the cost of debugging it yourself.