With some frameworks, you must adhere to the rule: "Doing it the [insert framework here] way" Most frameworks try to change your beliefs about how and why you

With some frameworks, you must adhere to the rule: "Doing it the [insert framework here] way" Most frameworks try to change your beliefs about how and why you should do things, and they are differentiated by how different/better they are from then going through the "pain" (in their words) of using jQuery. Personally I like the way Vue.js approaches things, it's like a nice mix of syntax readability and singe state/unidirectional data flow.