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Thanks for responding. If I understand correctly, then I would need a server like nodejs or django generating and sending the "index.htmx" to the browser and then responding to users interactions by embedding the data from the server inside of the htmx files, correct?

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Sounds about right.

It’s the good old server templates (we use Jinja), and for interactivity I have additional attributes here and there, and sometimes additional endpoints.

It’s miles better than full-fledged JS SPA. I’ve had React+GraphQL app that I’m migrating piece by piece when we need a new feature, and it’s a few times faster to do and easier to understand.

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