This 100%. The vast majority of websites (not webapps) don't need anything more than HTML, CSS and some JS/JQuery. > Or name me one person who can, from memory

This 100%. The vast majority of websites (not webapps) don't need anything more than HTML, CSS and some JS/JQuery. > Or name me one person who can, from memory, correctly configure the rails sprockets asset pipeline I feel that one, it's insane that the most basic "I need to execute a few lines of very specific JS on this specific page" must devolve into a DRY absolutist abstraction madness, previously with sprockets, now with webpacker.