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Sites built with JavaScript frameworks like Next.js are often complicated and rely a lot on JavaScript for even primitive tasks like submitting form, state management, hydration etc.
Modern sites built with React tend to use JavaScript as a holistic language for serving, rendering, and routing in a website. The problem with this approach is that if you have your business logic in a different programming language you need to create more abstractions and APIs to use it within JavaScript or write the business logic in Node.js.
HTMX is a small (~14k minified and gzipped), dependency-free JavaScript library, it doesn't care about which language you use for your backend or business logic, which is a great thing, because now we can use our existing business logic code in Go to make a website.
You can use a Go templating language to generate HTML markup and use HTMX to put it in your website.