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Feel like we're doing a good thing for web development here. For all the Choo docs we're writing, we're now starting off with how the browser does a thing. And once you understand that, we link it up to Choo and then to a premade solution from npm.
The goal is not to teach people how Choo works. The goal is to teach people how browsers work. Understanding how Choo works, then becomes an exercise of "what if I combined this API with a central event emitter and declarative rendering". We're trying to make it intuitive! :D
You could even say 'in-choo-itive' 
Bahahaha
I've been struggling a bit with the choo mental model, my mind keeps on fighting between how the browser works, and the React model. I'm looking forward to reading the new docs!
Haha, yeah we should probably write a migration guide for react -> choo. Just a mapping of concepts, tap into prior concepts to help make migration easier.
This is amazing
This is great empathetic design!
I really love the approach choos doc is taking in this. Not only a great illustration of how to use choo but also of when and why.
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