Target developers: component-native, with a real porting on-ramp - #128
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…in promises The third headline open question closes as a direction: the WIT-first surface is the product and component-native developers are the persona; componentize-js is the porting on-ramp — real but bounded effort, with the dated expectation that it supports everything this design requires within months. Framework compatibility (React/Angular/Vue/Svelte) under minimal adaptations is worth probing and worth having, but drop-in compatibility is promised for nothing of significant complexity: "minimal adaptations" is the ceiling of the claim, measured against real apps. The WIT-first bullet loses its "budget split (open)" hedge accordingly.
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Records the answer to the "Target app developer" headline question in NOTES.md, from design discussion 2026-08-26. Direction, not final ruling, per the record's conventions.
In "Developer experience":
The open-questions entry now points at the section. Docs-only;
just checkpasses.Automerge armed per repo convention.