Its definitely a cheeky sales pitch, but I've yet to see a great argument against it. At best, HTMX isn't the right solution if you're already committed to one of the many client-side frameworks that HTMX attempts to offer am alternative to.
To clarify, if you just use a bit of react that would work well with HTMX. But how many sites use a bit of react without a larger framework wrapped around it?
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Its definitely a cheeky sales pitch, but I've yet to see a great argument against it. At best, HTMX isn't the right solution if you're already committed to one of the many client-side frameworks that HTMX attempts to offer am alternative to.
To clarify, if you just use a bit of react that would work well with HTMX. But how many sites use a bit of react without a larger framework wrapped around it?