Your post and comments definitely made me interested in trying it out! Usually I use as little JS as possible, but maybe I have a need for something soon, and then I might try your library/framework!
Really glad to hear that — thanks for the kind words! dagger.js is meant for exactly that use case: if you normally avoid heavy JS but occasionally need a bit of interactivity, you can drop in a <script> and use just what you need without a build step or big framework overhead.
If you give it a try, I’d love to hear how it works out for you. Feedback from people who prefer “as little JS as possible” is especially valuable.
