There comes a point in every man’s life where he releases an open source frontend framework. That day, for me, is today. Tutuca: a zero-dependency, batteries-included SPA framework https://marianoguerra.github.io/tutuca/ Would love your feedback on the framework, the landing page and the tutorial

I like the name! (I know what is tutuca since I come from Argentina and it was my favourite snack when I was a kid)

fyi, the “drag and drop” example is difficult to follow because numbers don’t move; I kept looking for the numbers to get reordered and it didn’t happen. (you do drag the number with the label, after all.)

🤔 maybe I should make them different colors or something, the number is the item index in the list, it changes on drop. any other idea that may make it clearer?

(1) Don't have numbers at all, or (2) Have numbers but don't drag them.

Have you ever checked out https://mint-lang.com/ they even made a programming language for SPA. Perhaps some ideas would be cool to take from there, particularly their concurrency. @Mariano Guerra

I love creating programming languages, but in this case I think it's a barrier for 2 reasons 1) you have to learn the new language and support it everywhere your users want to use it 2) it introduces things you have to install, setup, configure

@Mariano Guerra I mean, to take the technique from the language into the framework, particularly the concurrency or reactivity of the elements that depends on other elements. 🙂