This session is aimed to introduce Java developers to HTMX, a powerful tool for creating dynamic, AJAX-enabled web interfaces without the need for writing JavaScript. By integrating HTMX with Quarkus Qute (Quarkus's templating engine) and JAX-RS, attendees will learn how to enhance their web applications with sophisticated, interactive UIs while keeping the codebase clean and maintainable.

I will cover the following key points:

1. Introduction to HTMX:
- What is HTMX and why use it?
- The core concepts and capabilities of HTMX.
- Advantages of HTMX over traditional JavaScript-heavy approaches.

2. Setting Up Your Environment:
- Overview of Quarkus and its benefits for modern Java development.
- Introduction to Quarkus Qute templating engine.
- Setting up a basic Quarkus project with Qute and JAX-RS.

3. Building Your First HTMX-Enhanced Page:
- Step-by-step guide to integrating HTMX with Quarkus Qute templates.
- Utilizing HTMX attributes to enable AJAX interactions.
- Examples of common use cases: form submissions, lazy loading, and dynamic content updates.

4. Advanced Techniques and Best Practices:
- Combining HTMX with server-side rendering for optimal performance.
- Handling state and navigation in HTMX-powered applications.
- Debugging and testing HTMX interactions in a Quarkus environment.

5. Live Demo:
- Real-world example of building a web application from scratch using HTMX, Quarkus Qute, and JAX-RS.
- Interactive Q&A session to address specific questions and challenges faced by attendees.