There are all sorts of nuance that are not captured in a short post. In 2012, I built a micro front-end framework for front end because I wanted something close

There are all sorts of nuance that are not captured in a short post. In 2012, I built a micro front-end framework for front end because I wanted something closer to what turbolinks is today, and I am sure people have cursed my name in years since. (Of course, the alternatives were things like knockout and backbone, and I had issues with those and my use case.) So, to be fair, many of us have done it. The best case is that you can open source it and everyone can benefit from your work.