Comment by zrn900

I do. Though I avoid using it as much as possible because it's an overkill for practically everything like any other modern frontend framework. It's a Computer Science thing used where it should not. We really don't need to keep the state of the entire dom. It sounds great in CS, but in the real world, it ends up in bloat. Few websites other than social network sites, financial/trading sites etc ever need to update every corner of the page. The majority of the web can just do with having 1-2 interactive, auto-updating zones on each page. That's why we are going back to where we were 15-20 years ago with things like the 'islands architecture'...