It’s not thaaaat easy to implement “something like drab”. Once you start going that way, you start hitting some problems, some of them serious.
With English too xD A great thing about Drab is that internationalization is dead-simple. Compare to doing something like that with VueJS…
It depends on what kind of application you’re talking about. The latency of going client-to-server is really high with Drab. This is obvious to most people who try Drab’s demo webpage from outside Europe. Such applications won’t appear client-side to anyone who pays attention to latency. Drab is good, but it’s not a replacement for client-side JS.
That said, even though it might not be the best experience for the end-user, the ability to use Elixir for everything is great.
