If TypeScript is a given, I’ll recommend Vite for tooling as a few others have. It’s fast (uses ESBuild to compile), has good defaults (you likely won’t find yo

If TypeScript is a given, I’ll recommend Vite for tooling as a few others have. It’s fast (uses ESBuild to compile), has good defaults (you likely won’t find yourself in config hell like with Webpack), and a good ecosystem. I’d also look at Vitest for testing, as it’s well integrated and roughly compatible with Jest so you can switch if needed. React isn’t a bad choice, but you might find Preact a better choice. It’s compatible with much of the React ecosystem too, but especially with their recently released signals library you may find its state management easier to reason about than hooks.