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authorAlexander Petros <apetros15@gmail.com>2024-01-10 19:28:48 -0500
committerGitHub <noreply@github.com>2024-01-10 17:28:48 -0700
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Fix typo in framework essay (#2174)
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## htmx is (usually) a framework
-With apologies to our community's ongoing debate about this question—I think htmx is pretty clearly a framework, at least in the majority use-case. But it does depend on how you use itcommunity's ongoing debate about .
+With apologies to our community's ongoing debate about this question—I think htmx is pretty clearly a framework, at least in the majority use-case. But it does depend on how you use it.
Wherever you make use of htmx in your project, you're including htmx attributes in your HTML (i.e. `hx-post`, `hx-target`), writing endpoints that are called with htmx-formatted data (with certain request headers), and returning data from those endpoints that is formatted in ways that htmx expects (HTML with `hx-*` controls). All of these attributes and headers and endpoints interact with each other to create a system by which elements enter and exit the DOM via network request.