romanroe

Doesn't this apply to every language? You always will rely on external libraries once a project reaches a certain level.

I love Django and its my primary weapon of choice. But due to its structure and philosophy it doesn't move as fast as e.g. Rails (e.g. impressive how quickly they picked up SQLite for their Solid* stuff). I guess HTMX was a very welcomed solution from the "outside" to allow more interactive frontends.

Very interesting that HTMX (bigskysoftware/htmx), which is backend-agnostic, lives in Pythonia->Djangonia and not in e.g. Fronterra.

Does this mean that HTMX is mostly used by Django devs?