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HTMX attribute

An HTMX attribute is a declarative HTML attribute that specifies client-side HTTP interactions, events, targets, or updates handled by HTMX.

How 2 Manning books explain it

Quarkus in Action

An HTMX attribute is a declarative HTML attribute that specifies client-side requests, events, targets, or updates handled by HTMX.

How it is used
Drives asynchronous requests and partial page updates in a reservation-management interface.
How deep it goes
Works through request, target, swap, trigger, and included-input attributes; does not examine HTMX internals.
Examples
Uses a greeting button and date-filtered car availability form.
What you can do after
Apply it via HTMX to request rendered HTML and update selected elements without custom JavaScript in simple cases.

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Django in Action

An HTMX attribute is a custom HTML attribute that declares an HTTP interaction or specifies how its result affects a page.

How it is used
Declares HTTP interactions and partial-page updates directly on HTML tags.
How deep it goes
Explains request methods, triggers, targets, swaps, partials, and input behavior without descending into library internals.
Examples
Demonstrates random-song replacement, lazy loading, and search-as-you-type with input events.
What you can do after
Apply it via HTMX to invoke Django views and replace selected page fragments dynamically.

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