i.reddit.com for the win! Really, though, I’m part of the problem. The product I’m working on is a heavy JavaScript-based content editor. It’s definitely a muc

i.reddit.com for the win! Really, though, I’m part of the problem. The product I’m working on is a heavy JavaScript-based content editor. It’s definitely a much better UX than the lighter weight previous version. But we made the user-facing content pages Preact-based simply to keep our stack consistent. We’re a small team, and that’s been a real time saver. Hopefully, we’ll get around to optimizing things in the future, but it’s not something anyone other than the dev team cares about.