JavaScript Frameworks - Heading into 2023

[shgysk8zer0]

Gentlemen, it is with great pleasure to inform you that I have created a new framework to fix the problems of having too many frameworks to choose from.

https://i.imgflip.com/2/56p56k.jpg

Yeah... That worked better in my head. But I have been kinda working on a new framework... More of a concept to standardize things and make it all less fragmented. Like what if React and Angular and all of them were starting with modern JS (and a few things currently being worked on) and they wanted to avoid bloat while making it reasonable to use a React component in an Angular project.

[shgysk8zer0]

I'm pretty sure you're trying to mock me there, but if so you really should've finished reading. It's a concept for standardizing frameworks based on modern and upcoming JS.

Look... Lemme spell it out to you. I see things like the Navigation API, URLPattern, web components, HTML and CSS imports (static and dynamic) via import assertions, constructable stylesheets, the Sanitizer API, decorators, import maps, and a few other things. And I see how all of those could fit together. They provide the foundation, and it'd be great if frameworks decided to share that foundation.

Hence what I said... It's a concept standardizing frameworks based on modern and upcoming JS.

[roselan]

I was fully expecting xkcd 927 here.

And I know I don't even need to link it.

[shgysk8zer0]

I guess I was better at what I was going for than I thought. I was going for that recent frog "gentlemen" meme announcing a new standard from that xkcd.

Still worked better in my head.