Imba is great. I was a fan of Coffeescript and glad to find something with similar syntax, but after using Imba, the syntax is far from my favorite part. It's a

Imba is great. I was a fan of Coffeescript and glad to find something with similar syntax, but after using Imba, the syntax is far from my favorite part. It's a replacement for react that is much easier to use (there's no special state management, just use regular variables), and has much less performance problems (seems to render whatever I throw at it without slowing down). The CSS shorthand and added features are hard to stop using once you've learned them. I'm not aware of a faster way to "express" a working software UI than Imba.