If your project consists of a todo list, these tools will do the trick. but they are useless for projects with larger and more complex needs. and yes, there may be cases where it doesn't work in frameworks like nextjs and you need to apply hacky solutions. but I don't see even libraries like nextjs being so self-praising. Come on, folks, there's no point in praising a small package that can do some operations through the attribute. It is inevitable that the projects developed with this package will become garbage when the codebase grows. because that doesn't exist in the development logic. It's nothing more than a smug one-man's entertainment project. sorry but this is the truth.
You can always incrementally add dynamic features using web components when HTMX and similar things aren't a good fit. It doesn't have to be either HTMX or JS-first frameworks. Our industry's fixed mindset of JS/React vs. Hypermedia (e.g., HTMX/Hotwire/Unpoly) needs to change.
I don’t understand how it’s inevitable that projects using this package will become garbage when the codebase grows. It looks like reasonable patterns could be built around it. Am I missing something?
