I thought by now enough people have framework fatigue that no one bothers with yet another way to develop a website.
Is there a reason someone like me should care? Does it improve anything by atleast an order of magnitude?
Is there a reason someone like me should care? Does it improve anything by atleast an order of magnitude?
> Zero runtime overhead: no JS is shipped to the client by default.
Translation: the UX most people on HN complaining about JS want. It’s just the interactive parts, none of the treating a web page like it’s an app, but devs familiar with developing sites that way can use it that way without jamming MBs of JS down users’ browsers.