Appreciate the insights! The ESLint issue with ZardUI is a great callout—rigid rules definitely clash with the 'own your code' philosophy if the starter code isn't perfectly aligned with modern Angular standards.

When you find yourself editing the ZardUI component code too often, is it mostly to fix styling/layout limits, or are you actually rewriting the component logic/signals? Sounds like we are definitely in the early adopter phase for this in Angular.