It's worth stating: you can write frontends without buying into the ecosystem at large. I've been working on a multiplayer video game using Go + websockets in t

It's worth stating: you can write frontends without buying into the ecosystem at large. I've been working on a multiplayer video game using Go + websockets in the backend, and a JS frontend with zero dependencies. IMO JS is really fun to program this way. You program straight to the capabilities of the browser. All of the problems people promised I'd face by avoiding their framework of choice didn't show up after all.