As a a javascript dev I kinda feel you and agree that the tools are moving faster than most codebases. The thing is though, you don't really have to use that many tools unless you really want to.
You can spin up a node server yourself and use web components and it will run fine probably just as long as the lua code will. It's also way easier today to just use web components and not any framework since LLMs can help you speed up the development.
> "Krysta tried to come up, sticking her head [out] from the back, I grabbed her arm to try and pull her towards me, but she retreated because of the fire."
Weird way to end the story. I mean, what happened next? She died of the fire I presume?
Stupid af to do drugs and drive, very sad for everyone involved.
You can spin up a node server yourself and use web components and it will run fine probably just as long as the lua code will. It's also way easier today to just use web components and not any framework since LLMs can help you speed up the development.