Yeah, fair point. I would say, besides interacting with server-side updates, the other use case for something like React is when you have a bunch of event liste

Yeah, fair point. I would say, besides interacting with server-side updates, the other use case for something like React is when you have a bunch of event listeners and find they're getting out of control (onclick function triggering something else which has a condition to check the class attribute of something else etc.)