It's moves like this which make me feel good about doubling down on Aurelia - https://aurelia.io https://aurelia.io and forgoing the latest trend frameworks and

It's moves like this which make me feel good about doubling down on Aurelia - https://aurelia.io https://aurelia.io and forgoing the latest trend frameworks and libraries that many seem to jump on and use because they're popular. I was disappointed when I saw Evan and Vue jumping on the "classes are bad, functions are good" bandwagon. There is a lot of misinformation out there about classes in Javascript. If you use them without inheritance (like Aurelia promotes) they're really useful and great. I also admire the fact that Aurelia itself has never had a major breaking change in syntax, I've got Aurelia apps that have been running since 2015 without issue. I think this undoubtedly means that Vue's private prototype they've been working on will be thrown out and they'll be starting from scratch again, which means Vue 3 probably won't be out for at least another year or more. If Evan and the team proceed with these proposed changes, it'll be the end of Vue.