I really can't stop thinking about an Observable-only AOT compiled template language-based framework. You could achieve a compile-time version of React's Suspen

I really can't stop thinking about an Observable-only AOT compiled template language-based framework. You could achieve a compile-time version of React's Suspense framework incredibly cheaply (from a user developer standpoint) entirely in the way you compile-time compose, schedule, and subscribe Observables in a template and its child templates. So much of the work that React's Suspense has to do at runtime, such as scheduling things to arrive at requestAnimationFrame() time, debouncing/throttling updates, coordinating (composing) related updates in child components, all have simple RxJS operator equivalents, and you could declare all of that simply in templates leaving the compiler to do the final RxJS operator compositions and most users of the templates to not have any idea how complicated some of those final compiled compositions may be, but directly gaining the benefits of them (such as cleanly debounced AOT-compiled DOM updates at requestAnimationFrame time; complexly coordinated multi-component update patterns). It's an amazing sounding framework in my head. Very worried I at least need to build a prototype of it now or it will continue to haunt my dreams.