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VanillaJS of course! With all the options enabled: http://vanilla-js.com http://vanilla-js.com
by oneplane 7y ago
VanillaJS of course! With all the options enabled: http://vanilla-js.com http://vanilla-js.com
- iudqnolq 7y agoThat site is cute, but I don't think anyone would seriously claim YouTube is built with "Vanilla JS" in the sense of not requiring a heavy framework to make changes even if the millions of lines od non-vanilla code (guess) they build off of isn't public. And Reddit certainly isn't anymore.
- Nextgrid 7y agoSo that's why the experience on these sites is so shit and I dread clicking any link because it'll make my browser stutter for 5 seconds?