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At the end of the day, if you look under the hood of your favorite front-end tech stack, its doing the exact same thing. Everything end up as vanillaJS with ugl
by orange8 8y ago
At the end of the day, if you look under the hood of your favorite front-end tech stack, its doing the exact same thing. Everything end up as vanillaJS with ugly DOM manipulations, all your framework does is hide those details for you, so you can work and think on a higher level.
So if you're building an application, use those frameworks. But if you're building the framework itself, innerHTML is your friend.