HTML5 elements you didn't know you need
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#3A product I worked on turned up problems in an accessibility audit, one of them amounted to the modal from a major framework not really hiding the rest of the page from screen readers whereas does that with great certainty. We are are still using older framework versions but looking at the source code, few are using in their latest versions.
Our own based on instead of a. works great but we are still dealing with problems such as MUI’s computing the coordinates of the wrong which I think is not so hard to fix but all of that adds up to people being slow to adopt but so much amounts to the edge-triggered paradigm in React not really matching the simple ‘call a freaking method on the API’.
That would be really cool with framework support to calculate formulas like a spreadsheet.