But you are missing my main point: what are all these frameworks for? I bet if you asked any front-end developer what the main benefit of their chosen framewor

But you are missing my main point: what are all these frameworks for? I bet if you asked any front-end developer what the main benefit of their chosen framework is, they will say something like code organization or file structure. It used to be that you needed a framework to abstract away all the browser incompatibilities. But that was in 2009 -- look up any given W3 standard on CanIUse these days and you will find support across all major browsers. What if we could just get by without a framework? And just organize our own code? Is that so far-fetched?