The devil in me wants to create a new javascript framework just for the fun of it but the real me is holding back the urge because seriously man isn’t getting any younger.

Please don't, nobody needs yet another tool to do the same thing as the ten thousand others

@bigmonsterlover Lol. Not you sounding like his advocate.

I'm growing a state management library slowly but surely. It started as a Typescript-friendly event abstraction, then a variable state abstraction on top of that, and then transformers and integrations over about two years.

If you really did it for fun I say go for it :)

Its s good learning experience.

But if you do it with the intention to really use it or distribute it, then really think long an hard about it.

There are many existing and a new one have to really have something new or it will most likely not get any traction.

But IF it get popular you need to be prepared to keep it updated ;)

I created one many years ago before jquery came out but cancelled since jquery was so much more polished.