I'd hire you but I'd still make you use a framework. Convention makes code readable and maintainable. A framework is essentially shared convention that you don

I'd hire you but I'd still make you use a framework. Convention makes code readable and maintainable. A framework is essentially shared convention that you don't have to maintain. Making your own framework shows that you understand the value of convention. A framework means that spaghetti code can only get so bad. A bad ad-hoc implementation of a web platform is an order of magnitude worse than bad code written on top of a popular web platform. When I look at ugly React code, I know how to extract logic, where to push it, how to identify poorly-named concepts. When I look at ugly vanilla JS, I don't know what to make of anything.