Aurelia 2 has been in alpha for years and is now only in beta. My point wasn't only that these issues exist. If a framework has this many issues that go unfixe

Aurelia 2 has been in alpha for years and is now only in beta. My point wasn't only that these issues exist. If a framework has this many issues that go unfixed for years, while the user-base dwindles, maybe you shouldn't trust the developers. In addition, I believe that not only the implementation, but the fundamental design that is flawed. There's a reason why UI development has moved away from the OOP/Mutation/MVVM approach. The problems that hooks were intended to solve are real, and every big Framework since React has provided approaches to solve them... except Aurelia.