I used to _hate_ front-end programming, everything was a huge framework of magic dust and unicorns. Stuff Just Worked - if you knew the name of the magic incantations (variables and functions) you had to cast to make it work. Never mind that the whole front-end landscape seemed to do a complete pivot and invent new stuff every other week.
With React + Typescript it's just components that produce fragments of HTML and are entirely or at least mostly self-contained with a clear interface.
I used to _hate_ front-end programming, everything was a huge framework of magic dust and unicorns. Stuff Just Worked - if you knew the name of the magic incantations (variables and functions) you had to cast to make it work. Never mind that the whole front-end landscape seemed to do a complete pivot and invent new stuff every other week.
With React + Typescript it's just components that produce fragments of HTML and are entirely or at least mostly self-contained with a clear interface.