<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Existing frameworks focus on computer efficiency rather than human cognition, creating cognitive overload.</li><li>Juris offers an intent-based design, avoiding complexity and allowing developers to focus on expressing intent.</li><li>Juris simplifies development by sidestepping performance problems inherent in sophisticated frameworks.</li><li>It provides debuggable intent, allowing developers to test and debug components without framework specific tools.</li><li>Juris enables seamless SSR by utilizing object-based components that work consistently on server and client.</li><li>The framework's performance outperforms popular frameworks by simplifying implementations and eliminating bottlenecks.</li><li>Juris's compatibility with the JavaScript ecosystem enhances development flexibility and access to libraries.</li><li>The framework prioritizes simplicity, using functions without complex patterns for state management.</li><li>Juris supports unlimited composition patterns and automatic dependency tracking across components.</li><li>Developers can choose between Juris core for stability and JurisKit for advanced features.</li></ul>

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