[quantummkv]

> I think what I'm looking for is React to take some ownership and provide guidance out of the box for these core browser features under the React umbrella.

So we need React on Rails? An opinionated collection of libraries that work on top on the React Runtime. I personally find this idea compelling.

[latchkey]

There are a few of these sorts of things already. I'm not really talking about opinionated frameworks (or collections of various github projects stuff into a big meta project). https://reactjs.org/community/starter-kits.html

What I'm talking about is something more akin to this statement: https://angular.io/guide/forms-overview "Handling user input with forms is the cornerstone of many common applications"

[quantummkv]

But isn't that something React wants to avoid? I remember reading somewhere that React does not want to recommend any approach to forms, routing, etc., but leave it to the user.

[machiaweliczny]

Vue is just like that. Actually from 3.0 it might be better than React.

Styling is handled out-of-the-box. Reactiveness will be glitch free with proxies and it will have TS support.

(Disclaimer: I use React right now)