I did a project around 2018 if I remember correctly where I did all of the code in inlined vanilla JS. It was simply firing off timed API calls for a pop quiz b

I did a project around 2018 if I remember correctly where I did all of the code in inlined vanilla JS. It was simply firing off timed API calls for a pop quiz but it was resilient up to the point where a page reload would simply continue where the last question left off. Maybe 300 lines of code, max. Literally anybody that had to work on it kept asking why I didn't at least use jQuery or another flavor of the month framework. "Can you point out in this code where using a framework is necessary?" Never got an answer to that, still people were so nervous about the lack of JS frameworks.