I've never seen anything else that even comes close to working that well for making a responsive GUI. With everything else you spend half your time manually ad

I've never seen anything else that even comes close to working that well for making a responsive GUI. With everything else you spend half your time manually adding and removing things from list view controls and such. There are some pretty big architecture issues. Like the fact JS and TS are still separate things(Google tried to fix that with native Dart in the browser, looking back it would have been amazing) and the fact that there are dozens of reactive frameworks that come and go. Most of that wouldn't exist/would be papered over so nobody noticed, in an end to end, "We plan to not break this for the next 25 years" tool like VB or Excel. But everthing new comes with a move fast and break things expectation, people are less interested in creating new 30-year standards now, and that doesn't seem to be how stuff is done. Complex stuff is considered disposable these days.