IMHO, it depends on what you're going to build. The bigger your application, the more you profit from features like static typing or automated tests. When buil

IMHO, it depends on what you're going to build. The bigger your application, the more you profit from features like static typing or automated tests. When building a highly interactive e-banking front end application, you may want to use some complex framework. For a mostly static website with some show/hide-toggleable areas, plain JS or jQuery is probably easier and quicker to use.