[Incipient]

I personally find react overly engineered for my projects - vuejs (+quasar on top) is just great. Granted a little boring perhaps, but it just works, behaves as you'd expect, and doing anything just isn't that difficult.

[antihero]

I've just found having TSX on the server and TSX on the client to be a fairly trusty abstraction, and also typesafe way to update the DOM.

The thing that is frustrating me about HTMX so far is: How do I build typesafe templates on the server? I'm trying out Aksama and it seems ok, is there something similar for JS?

Also the SPA abstraction of "your website is just a client that connects to a an API" is nice.

[yawaramin]

Use tagged template literals. I wrote about it here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48915935

[arcanemachiner]

Wow, quasar is still around?

It seems to be pretty niche, but I've only ever heard good things about it.

[bel8]

Quasar is amazing. But I dislike their Material design components. Would be perfect otherwise.

[no_wizard]

Wish they would decouple styling from everything else.

Have a default you can import? Absolutely, that makes sense

But styling by default they you have to make complicated overrides for? That’s the part that gets me

[oliwary]

Can likewise mirror the support for quasar, always the first framework I reach for when starting a new project. The amount of stuff you get for free in terms of setup and content is insane.