i don't think it would change htmx at all, we'd probably keep the attribute namespaces separate just to avoid accidentally stomping on behavior
i do think it would reduce and/or eliminate the need for htmx in many cases, which is a good thing: the big idea w/htmx is to push the idea of hypermedia and hypermedia controls further, and if those ideas make it into the web platform so much the better
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How much would HTMX internals change if these proposals were accepted? Is this a big simplification or a small amount of what HTMX covers?
Similarly, any interesting ways you could see other libraries adopting these new options?
i don't think it would change htmx at all, we'd probably keep the attribute namespaces separate just to avoid accidentally stomping on behavior
i do think it would reduce and/or eliminate the need for htmx in many cases, which is a good thing: the big idea w/htmx is to push the idea of hypermedia and hypermedia controls further, and if those ideas make it into the web platform so much the better
This covers a lot of the common stuff.
This is native HTMX, or at least a good chuck of the basics.