That's good feedback. Yeah, I was really close. As with other frameworks, I do think Vue surfaces too much "old Web", but I also think it was the cleanest and s

That's good feedback. Yeah, I was really close. As with other frameworks, I do think Vue surfaces too much "old Web", but I also think it was the cleanest and simplest of the contenders. I could see it making dev at least somewhat more enjoyable, organized, and productive. >it took about a week to get it configured Funny, that's about what I thought it might take--a week of somewhat committed effort. Felt like we didn't have that to spare though, and wasn't 100% sure about the ROI on that time. Felt like a roll of the dice. Now, whether we'd have already recouped that week is an open question, and setting up a structured JS project was also no small task. But, likewise, we now have a good pattern/mini-framework with a component inheritance model. So, we're recouping that investment as I write this., and we're not tied to deep dependencies or magic. Next time out, I may have another look at Vue. But, I am really hoping for a more componentized-event driven model that completely abstracts the old Web. Even moreso than React, but with more simplicity and only JS or Typescript in the mix. Kind of a Swing for JS is the best analogy I can make.