I doubt we'll agree, but something as simple as: make an unordered list of hrefs with a url (based on name) and the name. Also, have a class on the currently s

I doubt we'll agree, but something as simple as: make an unordered list of hrefs with a url (based on name) and the name. Also, have a class on the currently selected <li> (currently selected meaning some variable matches the item name in the list) ends up with several special attributes, and a scope question (will a bound class see the iteration variable?) - all of which is not a question in something like React because there's not special scope being created, the same rules I'm used to always apply. Different strokes for different folks, but I was quite surprised at my experience. Everyone keeps using the word "intuitive", and anything that I have to learn all these rules and special cases for is the opposite.