I'd also add that if you don't like React, but haven't tried it in a few years, you should give it another shot. It's still not perfect, but recent additions li

I'd also add that if you don't like React, but haven't tried it in a few years, you should give it another shot. It's still not perfect, but recent additions like hooks have been able to cut out a lot of the pain points it used to have. Even just using React with Typescript makes it easier and more robust (vs the old PropType syntax.. And yes I know you can use both but for 90% of use cases you don't need to).