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Given that we've gone in the opposite direction towards greater abstraction from jQuery -> React/Angular/Vuejs and more tooling, doesn't seem likely.
by JSavageOne 6y ago
Given that we've gone in the opposite direction towards greater abstraction from jQuery -> React/Angular/Vuejs and more tooling, doesn't seem likely.
- RyanGoosling 6y agoI've* (not we've)
- JSavageOne 6y agoNo, we've. If you're a professional JS developer in 2020 coding everything in vanilla JS with no framework or tooling, you are in the minority.
- RyanGoosling 6y agoI'm just going to link this with no other context: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yx6k6WR8GRs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yx6k6WR8GRs
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- SketchySeaBeast 6y agoIs this a debate one that's based upon what you think is actually happening, or what you hope is actually happening? I admit I don't have a perfect vision of the industry, but frameworks seem very popular.