Customers don’t want to learn your schema or deal with your clever optimizations either. If you expose a DB make sure you abstract everything away in a view and treat it like a versioned API.

The best example for this are iot devices that share their data. Instead of reinventing the wheel for a dashboard for each customer just give them some docs and restricted access via a replica.

North Korea would be very excited about this

Once European banks realize how horrible EU is to do business with they will reunite with Visa

European banks operating in EU countries, using Euros, and under the European Central Bank already know things work.

Not to mention that some of the alternatives are owned by a consortium of... European banks.

That is not true. EU members barely understand their own regulations and often out source to US firms for this.

If it wasn't a technical constraint it would make sense financially.

I think we've spent exponentially more effort to ensure the code is readable by machines.

I also don't understand why you assume what the AI generates is more readable by AI than human generated code.

If so it will be acquired by a US company

> Used each month by more than 500 000 staff, in 15 ministries and many administrations.

Right. Just like edge is used on 100% of windows

Okay fine, I'll take the bait. How do you define "working out" to conclude that there's 0% chance of it?

You think government staff just use whatever software they want?

While no doubt all these changes are for the best I have to wonder how many are using htmx for the same reasons as I do. It’s simple. I don’t need much functionality. I don’t want to spend time in frontend work so any changes are just a pain and only risk losing business. Htmx 1 and Django are working great for me and I don’t need to change for some time.

I started w htmx and golang backend, and later switched to sveltekit since its just easier to build ui w these frameworks

Half the EU are a few percentage points away from electing their version of trump.

I think they are a decade or two late to migrate away. They will end up developing their own in a time where these are loss leaders. It’s likely they will pay for it in a bundle while just not using it.

Not to mention in my experience EU companies don’t know how to migrate away from anything as their tech companies operate at the efficiency of a US government agency.