# Kit JS – A JavaScript Framework Written by a Dreamer ## **The Beginning — From Angular to a Simpler Dream** Today, I want to share the story of Kit JS, a tiny JavaScript framework I built by hand.It’s still in its experimental phase — plenty left to optimize, extend, and refine — but I’m sharing it now in the spirit of #buildinpublic and #opencoding. I used to be an Angular Developer — back in the days of Angular 4 to 8. I loved Angular deeply... until I realized how **unfriendly it was for SEO**. That realization pushed me toward **static websites** — lightweight, pre-rendered, secure, and beautifully simple. Then I discovered **JAMstack** — a fresh way of thinking about the web. But the deeper I went, the louder one question became: > “Why do we need an entire ecosystem, complex builds, and tens of thousands of dependencies just to make a simple website?” Meanwhile, in **Golang**, my current love language, I saw something different: A web app could be just a few `.html`, `.css`, and `.js` files — rendered by templates, instantly understood by the browser. ## **Looking Back at the Age of All-Powerful JavaScript** Once, websites were simple — built with PHP, WordPress, or static files — and they worked perfectly fine. Then came the age of “all-powerful” frameworks: React, Vue, Angular… each strong in its own way, yet often burdened by unnecessary complexity. I began to wonder: > “Why can’t we go back to something simpler — like AngularJS (Angular 1)? > A lightweight framework for dynamic web pages — no build, no setup, just run.” That’s when the idea of **Dynamic Stack** was born — “dynamic only where it truly needs to be.” After years of experiments — from Vue to Web Components, then abandoning them all to write in **vanilla JS** — I finally returned with a new perspective. More mature. And, perhaps, more *dreamy*. ## **Kit JS — Pure, Simple, and Alive** **Kit JS** was built for one person first — me. Its purpose is simple: > “Make JavaScript feel as easy as the first day we learned HTML — one `