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Learn why HTMX is becoming a go-to tool for developers who want to simplify web interactivity. This article provides four hands-on examples, including how to use hx-on, to showcase how HTMX reduces complexity and improves the developer experience.

The `never` type in TypeScript represents a value that never occurs. It is used for functions that never return, throw exceptions, or have unreachable code paths.

Rust's `!` type is equivalent to TypeScript's `never`, used to represent functions or expressions that never return a value.

Learn how to work around Rust’s limitation of multi-trait objects by using a composite trait to combine multiple traits like `Read` and `Seek` into a single dynamic object.

Learn how htmx swaps work, the basics of outerHTML, and how to use them effectively to create dynamic web pages.