"Created by Dominic Gannaway (yes, the guy who worked on React Hooks at Meta, created Lexical, authored Inferno, and was a core maintainer of Svelte 5), RippleJS is what happens when someone with serious framework mileage decides to start over and apply all the lessons at once. The wild part? He built the prototype in under a week (vibe coding definitely did some heavy lifting there)."
"The core philosophy: TypeScript-first, not TypeScript-added First big clarification: RippleJS does not mean you stop writing TypeScript. It means TypeScript is baked into the framework from day one, not bolted on after the fact. In React: You write .tsx files (TypeScript + JSX) TypeScript checks your types JSX is just syntax sugar; React doesn't really "understand" your reactive patterns at the type level You end up with gen"
RippleJS reimagines UI framework design by baking TypeScript into the core and prioritizing reactive primitives rather than treating JSX as the primary reactive model. The framework applies accumulated lessons from major frameworks to provide a compact, type-aware runtime that treats types as first-class citizens of reactivity. The initial prototype was built in under a week, showing rapid prototyping and a focused mental model. RippleJS targets developers familiar with JavaScript/TypeScript and HTML/CSS and aims to simplify building reactive UIs while improving type safety and developer ergonomics compared to traditional JSX-based patterns.
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