I replaced entire React app with 20 lines of code (and it actually worked better)

Hey friend,

Have you ever stared at a massive React codebase and thought:

Last month, I hit that wall hard.
Our “simple dashboard” ballooned into:

• A 200MB node_modules directory

• Enough boilerplate to make my eyes glaze over

• Constant dependency warnings and config battles

Sound familiar?

Then I discovered HTMX —

A tiny library that lets you use modern browser features directly from HTML attributes.

✅ No JavaScript required (well, almost none).

👉 Discover How to Replace React with 20 Lines of HTMX →

I was skeptical, so I put it to the test:

I rebuilt a simple Todo app twice —
once in React, once in HTMX.

Here’s what happened:

What you'll find in my full guide:

✅ Side-by-side code comparisons
✅ The paradigm shift that powers HTMX
✅ A step-by-step migration plan
✅ When you should still choose React

If you're feeling the weight of JavaScript fatigue or just want to simplify your stack...

👉 Discover How to Replace React with 20 Lines of HTMX →

Happy coding,
– BeyondIT

P.S.
Have you tried HTMX or similar HTML-first approaches?
Hit reply and share your experience — I’d love to hear what worked (or didn’t) for you!