The "different way of expressing" is exactly the problem though. We should be encouraging the community to standardize these things and bring it as close to nat

The "different way of expressing" is exactly the problem though. We should be encouraging the community to standardize these things and bring it as close to native HTML as possible. This could reduce the learning curve a bit as well when transitioning from one to another. As for React - the Redux alternatives are pretty nice. Recoil, hooks, mobx, etc. are all more friendly.