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@ -178,7 +178,7 @@ htmx (or [hyperscript](https://hyperscript.org)) to replace it, so we are very t
But this *does* mean that the future of the web does not *necessarily* belong to javascript, as appeared to be the case
say five years ago.
We are fond of talking about the HOWL stack: Hypermedia On Whatever you'd Like. The idea is that, by returning to a (more powerful) Hypermedia Architecture, you can use whatever backend language you'd like: python, lisp, haskell, go, java, whatever. Even javascript, if you like. There's no accounting for taste, after all.
We are fond of talking about the HOWL stack: Hypermedia On Whatever you'd Like. The idea is that, by returning to a (more powerful) Hypermedia Architecture, you can use whatever backend language you'd like: python, lisp, haskell, go, java, c#, whatever. Even javascript, if you like. There's no accounting for taste, after all.
Since you are using hypermedia & HTML for your server interactions, you don't feel that pressure to adopt javascript on
the backend that a huge javascript front end produces. You can still use javascript, of course, (perhaps in the form of alpine)
but you use it in the manner it was originally intended: as a light, front end scripting language for enhancing your