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When I got started in I used a lot of <forms> and when I learned about I wondered why there was no way to generate PUT, PATCH, and DELETE verbs from

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Evan Minto

@schizanon I've been really interested in trying htmx on a real project. It has a lot of potential. My only concerns are a) hard to debug HTML syntax and b) perf hit from requiring round trip requests to change the UI.

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a) HTML attr based DSLs give me Angular flashbacks. It's declarative, but sometimes I think declarative is harder to grok than imperative.

b) if your UI change required a network request anyway (even if only for confirmation of success) then the performance is the same. but for minor UI state changes, you probably have a point.

@macdonst says that can lead to network request bloat when you need to make a chain of multiple requests to get some resource.

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Evan Minto

@schizanon re: network requests, I did have that same thought. If I built something with it I'd probably use client-side JS islands for truly client-only UI state and only replace fragments via HTMX if the change requires a new request anyway (loading new data, form submission, etc.)

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Lyokolux

@VamptVo @schizanon Why not a mix of both if a part need a lot of interactivity ?

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