HTMX

“For our Rails app we replaced most of our Hotwired/Turbo with HTMX. For me at least, HTMX just makes more sense”

“I can sprinkle in little bits of interactivity using something like HTMX.”

“we went off react to vanilla js, htmx and liveview type stuff which makes this all far simpler.”

“for clog/cl and go/live/htmx (we rewrote two of our largest products)”

“I just serve a static .html file containing everything that can be static with HTMX requests to fetch the rest.”

“I've been using it to build a nontrivial site for a few months... it's been pleasant to use overall”

“increased productivity and less resource. Basically we don't care about philosophy, paradigm, etc. It works, we use it.”

“HTMX writes quite a bit of the logic for us. We don't need to test that logic because we can assume that it's been tested.”

“Been building in HTMX for the last month and I'm loving the new paradigm.”

“some htmx and Alpinejs for the more heavily interactive parts of a moderately complex application”

“I'm using htmx in production since one year. From game (scrabble game with board refresh, chat and so on -with sse extension-) and cms to professional crud apps.”

“I prefer to do most stuff in htmx these days.”

“we use htmx to load the content for modals, so we have small handlers on htmx events”

“that coupled with the elimination of the complicated development configurations, is a huge win in simplicity and productivity.”

“Have been using htmx for a little over a year now, and I am so thankful for this library.”

“I have been using HTMX with modal and drawer web components. It has been nice to specify interactive pieces of content in a nice declarative way.”

“We like the 37signals approach of shipping "HTML over the wire".”

“I am using HTMX in production in two applications - it's sped development considerably.”