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HTML templates instead of reactivity I hope come on HTM X come on HTM X this better be an HTM XX article in this post Ill try to convince you that the amount of complexity you bring into a project to synchronize your application state with what a user sees on screen is not worth it reactivity is not worth it its not worth it to use weird abstractions like jsx or other languages which produce HTML or JS bringing in build systems package managers with tons of dependencies and other types of complexity like virtual Dom just to build a front end of your application is also not worth it I like where this is going rxjs were not talking about rxjs okay I like where this is going because this has been a huge complaint to mine which is you have to replicate server and client side state and they try to stay in sync with each other you try to do all these actions just to update small bits of your of your system and then you add in third party State Management which then creates even more state
