Excellent work. I just went through the source code; lean and neat. I am going to offer this as an alternative to React in something I'm building. To the new-t

Excellent work. I just went through the source code; lean and neat. I am going to offer this as an alternative to React in something I'm building. To the new-to-JS programmers out here, I'd recommend waiting until a framework reaches a certain level of maturity. React is not just about the core library itself, it is also about the tooling and ecosystem. For example, you can use React dev tools in Chrome. You are more likely to find how-tos and documentation if you're using React. React Native might help with sharing code if native mobile is in your plans. Like the documentation says, what this framework really gives you is the ability to skip the OO-style coding that React mandates, and use just functions and modules.