That's nice. I myself did try out one too, as a hobby project to serve as an alternative frontend for a local gym https://varjosport.net/ https://varjosport.net

That's nice. I myself did try out one too, as a hobby project to serve as an alternative frontend for a local gym https://varjosport.net/ https://varjosport.net/ There's a small flicker as the app generates the HTML which still annoys me but I couldn't bother to write a Lambda to server-side render the HTML every time the data is refreshed. One thing I noticed though was that creating HTML fragments is a major pain in the ass, which I see you've solved with .createContextualFragment Interesting, I might have to try that one out too. I myself quite immediately after starting to parse my JSON payload and turning it into dynamic HTML elements turned to Preact, which I guess as a lesser version of React is an acceptable choice. One thing which still was left to irk me were the CSS classes. I'm not a big fan of writing them anymore, with BEM syntax or not. Styled Components in my opinion is the future of writing modular React/web components. But since I vowed to myself to keep this simple, I stuck with CSS. But it's indeed an interesting project to create a minimal modern website without the massive toolings/libraries you normally take for granted with React etc. There's a lesson there to be learnt in how sometimes that complexity is unnecessary, but sadly it's often not in the scope of a project to start optimizing such things. And I can't blame them, since when things get complicated you much rather have your app already written in React than having to rewrite it from custom JS/TS mess.