It's mid of September so this can't be an April fool. Having read this headline I was hoping that they are doing something more 'vanilla': just good old Javasc

It's mid of September so this can't be an April fool. Having read this headline I was hoping that they are doing something more 'vanilla': just good old Javascript for the core logic, HTML5 with data attributes describing the markup of an app and CSS3 to for styling. Instead they announce switching from Angular to Web Components before they ship a stable version of their current framework. It's great for doing really basic applications - but if it's getting into serious business their framework is just too buggy and the incredible demand to rewrite the whole app in pure JS becomes overwhelming. I disagree that Ionic has found the end of the framework churn. What stays is a mixed feeling of a click bait. At least to me.