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Expand Up @@ -87,11 +87,10 @@ and address the issues with legacy HTML applications we mentioned above (as well
as a few others.)

Before we get into how htmx allows us to improve the UX of our Web 1.0 style
application, let’s revisit the hyperlink/anchor tag from Chapter
1. Recall, a hyperlink is what is known as a _hypermedia control_,
a mechanism that describes some sort of interaction with a server by encoding
information about that interaction directly and completely within the control
itself.
application, let’s revisit the hyperlink/anchor tag from Chapter 1. Recall, a
hyperlink is what is known as a _hypermedia control_, a mechanism that describes
some sort of interaction with a server by encoding information about that
interaction directly and completely within the control itself.

Consider again this simple #indexed[anchor tag] which, when interpreted by a
browser, creates a #indexed[hyperlink] to the website for this book:
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