For sure, some important ones on the client side (omitting elm-lang/*):
On the server:
- ChakraCore.NET: For running Elm apps.
- ASP.NET Core: For HTTP / websockets
- Azure Storage.
No. When I look at lack of frameworks, I don’t find much lack that is specific to gaming.
Looking at this and other game projects, functionality that is most likely to move to framework(s) is working with SVG (both rendering and parsing).
Also, functions to deal with the differences between web-browsers (chrome vs firefox) seem good candidates for moving them into a framework.