And once you've assembled your thin wrappers, and a few utility functions that really improve QoL, it would be a shame not to share it with the community. So m

And once you've assembled your thin wrappers, and a few utility functions that really improve QoL, it would be a shame not to share it with the community. So make a cute name and logo, make a website using words like "superhero" and "fun!", and make an announcement on Hacker News (where someone will invariably make some comment about not needing a framework lol)... then toss it in the pile with the thousands of other (unmaintained) front end frameworks.