To make a Drupal website modern we usually bring there interactive frontend components in JavaScript.

But not only just components!

Together with them, we have to bring a couple of more things:
- A pretty heavy framework: React, Angular, Vue, etc.
- Typescript transpiled to JavaScript.
- Something like Babel to pack all your JS dependencies into one large bundle.
- Rebuild the whole bundle after every change in any TS file!

And, suddenly, to display a simple frontend component, your Drupal webpage should download and execute hundreds of kilobytes, or even megabytes of large JS bundles!

What if I tell you, that you can simply get rid of all these, and just write a kilobyte of a pure and compact JS code? And with no dependency on any JS framework!

So, come and see how it works!