You might be wondering, why make a blog post on HTMX this year rather than last year when the hype was at its peak? Well, better late than never. I've been looking to rewrite the code for this blog from scratch since a long time and why not rewrite it in the most hyped/powerful HTML extension even though it's dead. At first I was pretty skeptical whether I could code with minimal JavaScript because I've been using React, Next and Vue for every single project and it was getting boring. The added advantage of HTMX is maintaining a single code base. So I went with Java Spring Boot for the backend along with Thymeleaf for templating (should have gone for JTE but live and learn I guess).
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