@lispi314 @dcoderlt I've been using htmx recently, and I find it works extremely well. You have a minimal amount of js on the frontend to handle patching HTML elements, and then you just send parts of the page you want to rerender from the server.
https://htmx.org/
@yogthos @dcoderlt It's certainly an improvement over the heavy frameworks, but the "progressive enhancement" doesn't seem baked into all of its features, so accidentally creating stuff that doesn't degrade gracefully with Javascript disabled seems likely.