htmx

To update partial page content without JavaScript, use htmx attributes like `hx-get` to fetch server-rendered HTML and swap specific page sections via AJAX. This enables dynamic interactions directly from your Django views without custom frontend logic.

Implementing a load more button involves adding an `hx-get` attribute to the button element targeting the product list div. The Django server responds with rendered HTML items that htmx appends to the existing list without triggering a full page reload.

Yes, you can use Django class-based views (CBVs) with htmx. The skill provides specific CBV mixins designed to handle htmx requests, simplifying partial template rendering, out-of-band swaps, and form submission filtering logic.

Htmx supports out-of-band swaps, allowing a single server response to update multiple distinct page elements simultaneously. This server-driven UI approach simplifies frontend state management by dictating UI changes directly from Django.

Use server-driven UI when you want to avoid extensive JavaScript and leverage server-side logic to dictate UI changes. It simplifies frontend state management by relying on server-rendered HTML swaps instead of heavy client-side rendering.

Handle form submissions by configuring htmx attributes to post data via AJAX. The Django server processes the form and returns a server-rendered HTML response, which htmx uses to swap or update the relevant page sections without a full reload.