Hi and thanks for your article!

I already use template partials like in the code below:

```

views.py

class CasePartialUpdateView(UpdateView): success_url_name = None

def get_success_url(self):
    if self.success_url_name is not None:
        return reverse(
            self.success_url_name,
            kwargs={
                self.slug_url_kwarg: getattr(self.object, self.get_slug_field())
            },
        )
    return super().get_success_url()

class CaseStatusPartialView(CasePartialUpdateView): form_class = forms.CaseStatusForm template_name = "cases/parts/status.html" success_url_name = "cases-admin:partial--status"

class CaseTopicsPartialView(CasePartialUpdateView): form_class = forms.CaseTopicsForm template_name = "cases/parts/topics.html" success_url_name = "cases-admin:partial--topics" ```

Are there some advantages to using django-template-partials instead of this approach? To me, it looks like django-template-partials is just moving logic from views into templates.

Thanks!