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None of these require a framework.

• coldtea 5y ago
  We don't use frameworks because they're required, we use them because they make dev lives easier and provide some common ready-made structure and functionality. Strictly speaking, nothing ever requires a framework: after all, any framework is just code - and you could always write vanilla code to achieve the same functionality (up to re-implementing the whole code of the framework yourself from scratch).
  • Klonoar 5y ago
    This comment does nothing except state the obvious. ;P The parent I'm responding to listed very simple examples that in no way necessitate a framework; of course frameworks can be useful for larger scaffolding and the like. Where exactly do you think you're commenting...?