[moffkalast]

The best kind of JS framework is no framework, especially for small teams.

Especially now that self encapsulating modules are a thing and server side templating can fill in html's lack of import tags. Reusable components sound great in principle, but trying to replace one that's used in 30 different locations with small nuances in each spot leads to complete debugging hell, just like typical overzealous polymorphism.

Allegedly we're even getting optional typing soon, so TS will become obsolete as well.

[johnny22]

> Allegedly we're even getting optional typing soon, so TS will become obsolete as well.

I'll be surprised if tc39 allows it.

[tipiirai]

> encapsulating modules

I love vanilla JS. Are you referring to web components?

[moffkalast]

I was referring to just general JS modules that can import other modules but don't see the global scope, which was arguably the main problem with vanilla JS. But web components are awesome as well, albeit not as critical.

[oknoorap]

Speaking of web component I just created this framework a month ago, https://realm.codes