What is confusing about platforms?
Although all content is on the same web platform, much of it doesn't use the platform, it uses frameworks and build tools that pop out of the woodwork and get superseded a few years later by another.
How could web components and VanillaJS standards be taught in a way that is more approachable?
Having web components and vanilla JS be the bulk of the content on the platform that is the web instead of these other frameworks that abstract from the platform heavily.
What did you find easiest to work with on 1st stab? (You don't have to say web components, this is an honest take, if it was Vue cool, but justify it) Web components, as mentioned in the question following this one, it clicked with me instantly and seemed a lot simpler than some of the other options we toyed around with. Maybe this is because it's more simple? I don't know.
Think back on the tooling. What parts were confusing? What clicked with you immediately?
Some parts I found confusing were the repository structures, file locations and formats, and the procedures used to render the HTML and include the script for the component in the main webpage. One thing that clicked immediately was open-wcs simple repo structure and concise, easy to understand files.
What additional readings did you have to do in order to make sense of things.
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