If you're like-minded, than you're probably familiar with the usual criticisms of

"a lot of smart people worked on this and that framework, why are you ignoring that",

"this and that framework or library solves this and that problem, so just learn its API in addition and never worry about the actual problem." and so on.

I would like have discussions about the actual problems we're facing, not ones relating to frameworks, talk about theory and first principles, algorythms and pseudocode, our various solutions, working our way towards generic, independent, modular, reusable and composable functions we could even share with each other. I've noticed a lack of such a community, so decided to create one. Your level of expertise is irrelevant until you're genuinely driven, and not appealing to frameworks you don't fully understand, or expect others to do so. In fact, fresh learners with stable javascript, technical or mathematical (or philosophical) knowledge could facilitate the discussion by having less things to unlearn, so feel free to join. As stated in the below references as well, we're not against any framework, only willing to sacrifice solving problems earlier in favor of understanding them better. Here are a few links that have inspired my attitude:

https://www.frameworklessmovement.org/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VvOsegaN9Wk

https://www.infoq.com/articles/functional-UI-introduction-no-framework/

and here's the link to join:

https://discord.gg/GvSxsZ3d35

See you there!