We definitely rely on the community to support Angular, Vue, etc. and this will still be our policy going forward.
In terms of the engineering efforts, we've extracted all the shared code into their own separate packages. We have at least one person on the maintainers list who is well versed in the framework and can contribute or review pull requests.
In the beginning, it was a bit challenging, but we moved most of the common parts to the "core" package, and now it's quite easy to add support for new frameworks.
Was diffucult integrate all the frameworks?? because you support Angular, React Vue and others right now.
Thanks alot for this, although I've not too much using it but it's awesome.
We definitely rely on the community to support Angular, Vue, etc. and this will still be our policy going forward.
In terms of the engineering efforts, we've extracted all the shared code into their own separate packages. We have at least one person on the maintainers list who is well versed in the framework and can contribute or review pull requests.
In the beginning, it was a bit challenging, but we moved most of the common parts to the "core" package, and now it's quite easy to add support for new frameworks.
Right, when we were just starting out I just copied the React version and made modifications to make it work for Vue.
That was pretty successful, and after Angular was build the same way, we needed to start refactoring and remove duplicated code.