It might be interesting to look at fasthtml: <https://fastht.ml/>

Perhaps they used htmx in a smart way.

When i used htmx in the past i was not happy with how it worked out once the 
front end got "too" dynamic. It's very possible i was not using it in the best 
way. It might have been back when i was using Laravel instead of Nim, which may 
have negatively influenced how it worked out. Maybe fasthtml and/or your effort 
is/will be better designed.

Just having something like fasthtml (if they did it "right") for Nim (with or 
without webUI) might be really nice if one could create more complex/real world 
front ends using SSR without it getting hairy. I've tried Turbo, htmx and pjax 
in the past, but none of them ended up working out for whatever reasons. 
Hopefully you will have better "luck". :)

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