I really liked a couple of the ideas here. What wasn't too clear to me, was the distinction between a component, and it's many instances... I suspect this is a

I really liked a couple of the ideas here. What wasn't too clear to me, was the distinction between a component, and it's many instances... I suspect this is a deliberate and actually quite good design decision.... many instances of the same component are merely clones of the base component.... I think a massive need exists for more simplicity, patterns and much more lightweight mini frameworks. See for example the moon js framework as a much lighter weight alternative to vue and react https://kbrsh.github.io/moon/ https://kbrsh.github.io/moon/ I would also suggest that you ignore the haters, and keep working at improving your documentation and how you communicate your ideas. I quite liked the minimalism of your docs too, and I understand most of what you said, simply because I have also written my own mini frameworks a few times. But people who have not written their own GUI or component frameworks may not be able to make out head or tail of what your docs are talking about or why you have made many of the unconventional design decisions. Most of the major frameworks like vue and react contain massive design flaws and beat you over the head with loads of incidental complexity.