So much of the effort of extending JavaScript via many frameworks and the constant updating feels brittle. It makes having a relationship with a stable piece o

So much of the effort of extending JavaScript via many frameworks and the constant updating feels brittle. It makes having a relationship with a stable piece of code challenging to move on to the next big function. Over time, maintaining anything too old or too new can drag momentum and progress. Still it’s one of the most universal technologies. Some of the more recent simple frameworks like alpine.js, or lit as I rediscovered today on HN may have more merit than initially realized.