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> Which framework should I stick with? When starting out it's best just using vanilla JS, otherwise you are dependent on frameworks to do the grunt work, and y
by octosphere 8y ago
> Which framework should I stick with?
When starting out it's best just using vanilla JS, otherwise you are dependent on frameworks to do the grunt work, and you will often wish a framework had a certain feature (you are best cooking up your own methods in vanilla JS). As for what frameworks to 'stick' with, I would go with something like Vue or jQuery, but more often than not you will not need them (Using Vue as an early entry to learning JS is like bringing a gun to a knife fight).