How do you do HTML include files? Is there a generally accepted, conventional method?

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Node.js

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ExpressJS

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Vite

Granted, for simple apps it doesn’t make sense so make your user download a 200kb JS file to use a todo list app. That is when I would consider vanillaJS an option. If you’re interested, vite is a command line tool which makes setting up vanillaJS projects super simple, I personally use it all the time.

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Svelte

Another option which I only recently came across is a framework called svelte. Unlike React, there’s no client side runtime. Svelte compiles your app to vanillaJS before you deploy it, so you get the speed benefits of vanillaJS, but also the benefits of using a framework (components, reactive state, modularity etc).

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