😄 that's fair, but this is a different approach than most JavaScript libraries. It's much more incremental and symmetric with standard html-based web apps, so I think it offers a reasonable alternative to more heavy-weight frameworks. It's also much more agnostic about your back end stack, since you are just producing html to swap.

http://intercoolerjs.org/2016/01/01/n-reasons-to-try-intercooler-this-year.html

This is a javascript library that I've been working on for a while. It's kind of a funny one because I wrote it to avoid writing a lot of javascript.

Happy to answer any questions people have.