You're correct that CableReady really is the unsung hero of the demo. It provides the foundation for tools like StimulusReflex to be built on top of it... and it's capable of so much more.
I've never used Alpine.js before, but we have had some discussions in the Discord channel about allowing users to add some intentional latency to morph so they and do things like visual transitions etc..., so this is a feature others have asked for. I don't have a great answer for the best way to use Alpine.js in a StimulusReflex project other than to suggest some experimenting. I don't believe these tools are mutually exclusive, but figuring out how they can best work together will take some trial and error.
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You're correct that CableReady really is the unsung hero of the demo. It provides the foundation for tools like StimulusReflex to be built on top of it... and it's capable of so much more.
I've never used Alpine.js before, but we have had some discussions in the Discord channel about allowing users to add some intentional latency to morph so they and do things like visual transitions etc..., so this is a feature others have asked for. I don't have a great answer for the best way to use Alpine.js in a StimulusReflex project other than to suggest some experimenting. I don't believe these tools are mutually exclusive, but figuring out how they can best work together will take some trial and error.