I like your vision - country comparison is something I wanted to build, as well.
Why no JSX though?
I quickly had a look at the code because I was considering contributing a few features. But I wonder if the slightly unusual approach (no JSX) will put people off.
That's a good point! I like JSX and for "long-term", "big team", "complex" project would definitely go with JSX rather than with plain JS. The reason why I chose a plain JS at first is because I wanted the dashboard source-code to be dead-simple (one HTML file, one JS file and no NPM and compilers). But yeah, for now, while adding a new features I have some doubts about plain JS. But with current dashboard complexity I believe it is still bearable.
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I like your vision - country comparison is something I wanted to build, as well.
Why no JSX though?
I quickly had a look at the code because I was considering contributing a few features. But I wonder if the slightly unusual approach (no JSX) will put people off.
That's a good point! I like JSX and for "long-term", "big team", "complex" project would definitely go with JSX rather than with plain JS. The reason why I chose a plain JS at first is because I wanted the dashboard source-code to be dead-simple (one HTML file, one JS file and no NPM and compilers). But yeah, for now, while adding a new features I have some doubts about plain JS. But with current dashboard complexity I believe it is still bearable.