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Then you should look at Polymer. It is just DOM nodes (custom elements_, you can however compose complex applications with it without any trouble. I feel its v

by ergo14 10y ago

Then you should look at Polymer. It is just DOM nodes (custom elements_, you can however compose complex applications with it without any trouble. I feel its very straightforward way to build applications and most parts of it are handled by browser API's. It seems like a perfect middle ground between react/angular 2/vue - and you can still throw in redux or uniflow-polymer if you want.

rk06 10y ago
The major problem with polymer is that it does not support npm. It seems polymer 2 will support yarn. but until then, it is a no go.
- ergo14 10y ago
  whats the problem with using bower (apart being "legacy"), it suddenly stopped working? Not all packages are on npm, i use mix of npm and bower without issues. When the JS community comes up with better npm will people stop using packages on npm?