People really enjoy pulling this up every time a JS framework is talked about, and it's really tiring. I say this as someone whose entire job is writing "vanil

People really enjoy pulling this up every time a JS framework is talked about, and it's really tiring. I say this as someone whose entire job is writing "vanilla JS" without any sort of framework! People do have a tendency to overdo tooling and lean too heavily on frameworks to get things done, but if you're building something without one you end up creating a lot of abstractions and boilerplate yourself to do anything relatively advanced and end up with a micro-framework of sorts at the end of the day, not unlike what was posted here! There's a lot of value in taking something small like this and building off of it. Just linking to that vanilla JS site is snarky and unproductive.