> It is a joke to suggest putting another abstraction over the low-level api. That is squarely the domain of libraries and frameworks. That's fine for native a

> It is a joke to suggest putting another abstraction over the low-level api. That is squarely the domain of libraries and frameworks. That's fine for native apps when the libraries and frameworks can be native and thus high performance but, on the web, these have to compile to JavaScript and, while that can be very fast, a native framework is going to be faster than one running in JavaScript ontop of a lower-level API. This is a problem with the web though.