Just imagine if instead of sinking hundreds of millions of dollars into poorly specced APIs with horrible usability like service workers[1] browser devs would i

Just imagine if instead of sinking hundreds of millions of dollars into poorly specced APIs with horrible usability like service workers[1] browser devs would instead implement something that apps actually need: proper UI controls and components. I keep saying: there's a reason all the CSS and UI frameworks on the web re-implement the same paltry dozen of the most primitive components and rarely if ever tackle anything complex. https://open-ui.org https://open-ui.org is too little too late. [1] To quote Dan Abramov, https://dev.to/ben/why-the-react-community-is-missing-the-point-about-web-components-1ic3 https://dev.to/ben/why-the-react-community-is-missing-the-po... --- start quote --- React users would love to not have to npm install a date picker and bloat their bundles! If they need to "use the platform" then why doesn't that platform ship the features they actually ask for? Instead of a carousel they get an aside. Features like service workers are touted as a solution to many problems in the web, but their ergonomics are so under-designed that people actually have to change domains to bust the cache from a broken build (I’m not making this up). --- end quote ---