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I fully agree with all the above. I've been in the industry for some 16 years and i've seen large corporations fail to implement proper practices, and large dev teams that can't product what a 2-man team could. I still deal with a lot of that day to day.

I understand the communities support the frameworks we have, and frankly, they're a better solution than the old stacks, then again the old stacks work too and like you said it depends on the size and needs of each company.

I've planned/designed various tools, applications, websites for different sized companies and know how that goes all too well, to the point where personally I feel everything should be custom and catered to what the business needs are, but that's a discussion for another time.

As for my Taino JS, it was a proof of concept. I don't expect people to pick it up and use it, but i hope those who check it out learn a bit from it, so they're not so reliant on the larger frameworks without understanding what's happening at the language level itself, or at the browser level. Frameworks are great, until there's a bug and none of the devs can solve it because they don't really understand how the framework works. And this is more common than not, otherwise we wouldn't have thousands of issues on github repos regarding these things.
I also don't understand where people find the time to write such beautiful documentation and community sites for their projects, haha.

I'll have to check out SolidJS and see what it's like. Kudos on that, it looks "solid" :)

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