> If something breaks in Vanilla JS, you know with 100% certainty that it's your code that's failing. Or the browsers' code which is a bigger problem. I've be

> If something breaks in Vanilla JS, you know with 100% certainty that it's your code that's failing. Or the browsers' code which is a bigger problem. I've been burned in the distant past by a blackbox framework that didn't work well with my use case (JSF) so I can sympathize with your position. These days I'd rather hit the occasional framework and polyfill bug than deal with a wide range of interopt issues.