It's easy to get something quick working with HTMX and Django, but if you want robust UI tests that actually test what happens when users click stuff, don't you need to use something like Playwright? This can be pretty heavy, slow and flaky, compared to regular Django tests?<p>I find with HTMX, it can introduce a lot of edge cases to do with error handling, showing loading progress, and making sure the data on the current page is consistent when you're partially updating chunks of it. With the traditional clunky full-page-refresh Django way, you avoid a lot of this.