← Back to context Comment by foxygen 5 hours ago What is the point of using HTMX if your backend is JavaScript(Hono)? 2 comments foxygen Reply sjoedev 4 hours ago Adopting something like HTMX is primarily a UX choice, and the language you use to serve it is almost irrelevant to UX. JavaScript is a nice backend language. It’s fast, has a massive ecosystem, and many people know it well. foxygen 1 hour ago I don't see how HTMX has anything to do with UX. Could you clarify what you mean?
sjoedev 4 hours ago Adopting something like HTMX is primarily a UX choice, and the language you use to serve it is almost irrelevant to UX. JavaScript is a nice backend language. It’s fast, has a massive ecosystem, and many people know it well. foxygen 1 hour ago I don't see how HTMX has anything to do with UX. Could you clarify what you mean?
Adopting something like HTMX is primarily a UX choice, and the language you use to serve it is almost irrelevant to UX. JavaScript is a nice backend language. It’s fast, has a massive ecosystem, and many people know it well.
I don't see how HTMX has anything to do with UX. Could you clarify what you mean?