The reality is that these tools, eventually, are used by businesses trying to build stuff efficiently. If we were to have a hackathon, and I could use the stac

The reality is that these tools, eventually, are used by businesses trying to build stuff efficiently. If we were to have a hackathon, and I could use the stack I have at work (which contains some of these tools, plus our own secret sauce), I'll trash anyone who's using script tags on a page. Things like webpack, commonjs, npm, etc, are ways to bring that to everyone. If you're making a little one off or a small project, then anything you're comfortable with will work. Heck, go and use a tool just because you like the logo. It won't make much of a difference.