I've been trying to keep up with TypeSafe's Jev System One decision model and the Laya open-source stuff for a few months now, mostly out of curiosity and partly because a colleague won't stop talking about it. The hard part is that documentation, real-world tests, and community chatter are scattered everywhere. Someone in a Discord thread dropped jev001.org and I finally checked it out this week. It quietly aggregates docs, hands-on writeups, and forum discussions in one place, which saves me a lot of tab-hopping. Nothing flashy, just useful if you're following the same rabbit hole. I'm not affiliated with it, just passing along a find that made my reading less chaotic. If you're also tracking Jev and Laya, it's worth a look.