@Miaourt I won’t be getting rid of htmx but abstracting some of it away. My approach is one of progressive enhancement and paving the cow paths.
In terms of the former, you throw Kitten a static site from 1993 and it’ll serve it. Everything else is layered on top of the foundational technology of the web. Similarly, htmx is an optional layer on top of that and any Kitten helpers are a layer of abstraction on top of that. At any point all lower layers are accessible/fully intact.
@Miaourt (This also means you that you can reuse your knowledge – both what you gain from Kitten and what you already have – and that each layer is already well documented elsewhere so we only need to document the bits introduced by Kitten. Ditto for tooling. Use any editor with language servers for HTML, CSS, and JS and you have a modern development environment and I don’t have to write or maintain any tooling.) :)
@Miaourt (And thank you for the initial compliment, by the way, appreciate it.)