React Already did that - Developer Ergonomics in 2018

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Claims that Dojo 2/3 prioritizes developer ergonomics: TypeScript with TypeScript interfaces for interoperability, CSS modules compiled to TypeScript for IDE autocompletion, and meta properties exposing IntersectionObserver/ResizeObserver so code reacts to nodes without DOM hacks. CLI performs build-time rendering to produce a small initial bundle and opt‑in legacy support (IE11). Real‑world benchmarks claim Svelte and Dojo are fastest, a Hacker News PWA scores in the 100s on Lighthouse, and test tooling reaches near 100% code coverage.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 2:51Dojo and React history
3. 5:00React's challenges
4. 8:09Developer ergonomics
5. 10:42Framework comparisons
6. 12:46Performance and bundle size
7. 15:13Modern standards in Dojo
8. 19:48Styling and state management
9. 23:18Testing and tools
10. 25:27Ecosystem and future
11. 27:52Conclusion

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