This does bring up an interesting point about the community and its different populations. JS includes _a lot_ of people, of all levels. You don't really have

This does bring up an interesting point about the community and its different populations. JS includes _a lot_ of people, of all levels. You don't really have much choice but to do the lowest common denominators (people newer to it probably consist of the majority right now). When I went through the VueJS stuff originally, I had a feel of "Come on, get to the point already" as I went through pages over pages to get the whole idea. When I learnt React (originally when it came out), I looked at the first page, went quickly over the element creation (I was anti-jsx at the time. Times long gone, haha) and lifecycle hooks in like 5 minutes, went "Okay, got it. I already know how this works" and built an app. Obviously my situation is not the common one, so doc like VueJS should be standard...but having a good "tl;dr" is critical (maybe it is in there, I didn't look, but when I learnt Vue's basic, by the time I went through most of the pages looking for a tl;dr, I had found everything else)