feat(web-demo): Rewrite the frontend into Vue #85
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For a long time I held back on making the frontend into something with actual frameworks, but I think anyone who's browsed the code understands that it's too complicated to deserve this treatment anymore.
There's also the thing to consider that I'm doing lots of things in a suboptimal way.
I won't be making a pixelmanipulator vue package just yet, however. I think there's no reason to go that far.
Why Vue?
I've been eying vue and svelte for some time. Unfortunatly, svelte doesn't have a first party parcel plugin, and the one I tried seemed to be very broken. I didn't like vue2, but with vue3's composition API, and the fact that it's almost as fast as svelte, that's why.