Most criticism I see here is of the JS frame works generally, rather than React in particular. I, for one, am glad to see the push back against the mad crazine

Most criticism I see here is of the JS frame works generally, rather than React in particular. I, for one, am glad to see the push back against the mad craziness that has dominated the Node.js/Framework word. It is easier to speak than listen, easier to write than read, and easier to build than test... Hence Node.js, and JS Frameworks. I do love programming in Javascript, have not done it for a while, as I cannot abide the ignorance and arrogance that goes with the ecosystem. I love plain old vanilla JS....