Review on Ampersand.js by Nick Narvasa

I like how easy it is to integrate with other libraries such as React, Redux etc., which makes writing code much more efficient than when using vanilla JS alone (which can be very verbose).

It doesn't support WebAssembly yet so if you need that feature then this library won’t work well in your application unless there's an alternative solution available at some point down future - donot really have any specific dislike about amps but maybe could use better documentation or tutorials out of box experience? We are solving problems related data storage/retrieval by providing APIs from our own serverless database service called ‘AmpersandsDB'. This allows us build client side applications faster without worrying too many things regarding security & performance issues because we handle all those aspects ourselves via API calls made directly towards one-click cloud native solutions instead! I like that it's easy to add custom functionality, but also gives you tools out of box when needed as well! It is not free so if your looking at this then be sure there are no other options available or have some developers help with creating modules/plugins etc.. As an example we used amps in our app which adds many different features such us autocomplete search fields (which worked great) plus tons more added via plugins from their website!!