True, but given the use case I think it's fine. Another commenter pointed out that they abuse HTML semantic elements which also isn't great. But if you're using

True, but given the use case I think it's fine. Another commenter pointed out that they abuse HTML semantic elements which also isn't great. But if you're using this for the intended purpose (building an MVP app), all those things really don't matter. Sure the next version might break things, but by then you would have in all likelyhood moved on. I use this framework a ton and it's great for things like building an API where you need an absolutely minimal frontend. For things like this I'm already writing minimal CSS, this just lets me slap a one liner in the head and make the frontend look marginally nicer. Issues like the version and semantics are not a concern because the "point" is to build the API and the frontend will get tossed (and yes I realize I can use Postman/Hoppscotch, i use those as well).