I see. HTMX and others target the browser, which is primarily an HTML renderer. So there is nothing inherently bad about page transfers. That's what hypermedia is about.
React et al try to create a different paradigm on top of this. And that makes it like building a desktop UI AND a server app
To me, this is not in anyway better than building something for the browser - pages and html.
Yep. BQ,GKE, and at a metalevel the simpler project structure -all have been great. I cannot still fully understand the org hierarchy that AWS has yet.
I've had similar experiences with Google as well. Reaching out with new services, hours with some of their technical people, invites to meetups, free credits, an extremely pleasing and responsive account manager. We spend a few hundred thousand dollars a year with them. The actual software is top notch. Most haven't been just turn it on and forget it.
More often than not, forms are the database model. They very frequently evolve together. The entire data transfer object to model copy back and forth is unnecessary most of the time
I have had a similar experience with their API. Very verbose json structure, lack of stable row IDs, inconsistent data types.
And being a spreadsheet, it also has to have styling/formatting details, complicating it even more.
Interestingly I did something similar with Claude, asking it to generate tailwind/HTML components instead. And copy/pasting them as Thymeleaf fragments for a java/springboot + htmx project.
Then something like DaisyUI/HyperUI + HTMX? And depending on the backend you can do components (eg: For Django there is django-cotton and others that help).
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