I am really interested in this, and am going to give it a go on my next project. Its areas of responsibility are contained and well-defined, the syntax is nicel

I am really interested in this, and am going to give it a go on my next project. Its areas of responsibility are contained and well-defined, the syntax is nicely concise, and it really feels like plain old javascript, which gives me the comfort I can get under the hood if I need to, without massive conceptual/abstraction overload. If I am iffy on anything, it would be the templating language, but I suppose a React-type HTML syntax could be optionally layered over top without interfering with anything else. And there is something secure about javascript-rendered HTML in that you are much less likely to have unclosed tag issues, etc. But for me, having experimented with some of the slower performers like angular, performance is a huge draw, and I am willing to write my templates in js if that's what it takes to get it.