as I have said many times: the hypermedia approach isn't right for everything, htmx just makes it possible to address a much larger UX space using that model than plain HTML does:
> So, consider something like google sheets, with a large number of dependent cells that need to be recomputed and synced on every cell entry. Probably not a good idea to jam an HTTP request after every cell edit, and a place where a more elaborate SPA framework is called for. On the other hand, maybe htmx is useful for the settings page for that application. And for something like Gmail, htmx would be perfect.
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> So, consider something like google sheets, with a large number of dependent cells that need to be recomputed and synced on every cell entry. Probably not a good idea to jam an HTTP request after every cell edit, and a place where a more elaborate SPA framework is called for. On the other hand, maybe htmx is useful for the settings page for that application. And for something like Gmail, htmx would be perfect.