Congrats on the launch! Stoked for another effort to do a typescript rails. That's a very different and IMO much more ambitious goal than doing a simpler next.j

Congrats on the launch! Stoked for another effort to do a typescript rails. That's a very different and IMO much more ambitious goal than doing a simpler next.js. RedwoodJS is the current notable effort in that realm but sadly doesn't seem to have gotten too much traction. The local-first angle is a compelling difference too. My wishlist as you build this out: - email / messaging support - background jobs / queues / workers - postgres / support - auth - testing - "one man framework" design goal... focus on how this enables a tiny team to build a company and avoid the common TS tarpits where you're thinking about the stack more than the customer problem or paying for a SaaS spiderweb that is very hard to test, monitor, reason about. For me, that tight integration is what made and continues to make rails valuable. Of course, this stuff should not be first-party / developed by you, but having an omakase set of tools for building a product company with a happy path for composing it all is really lacking in the most popular js frameworks. Edit: Just read the "Our Full-Stack Philosophy" section and realized you're not actually going for a rails that handles modeling all the business logic stuff. Seems more like a local-first next alternative. Still very cool and good luck, but I guess disregard most of the wishlist.