One have to be reminded that you do not need webpack, TypeScript, React, ESLint et.al. to make a web app. For best platform/hardware support it's best to use th

One have to be reminded that you do not need webpack, TypeScript, React, ESLint et.al. to make a web app. For best platform/hardware support it's best to use the native components built inside the browser, like textarea, select-box, etc. If you use a popular component framework/library it's likely that it has only been tested on one or two platforms, and will be abandoned in a few years so it won't work on the latest gadgets. If you want to make a web page or web app fast, with good performance, easy maintainability, small in size/bandwidth, and superb hardware support - go with "vanilla" web components. If you want to follow the latest fashion in web development and have a cool resume then pick a framework (but make sure it's not the most mainstream/enterpise - that's not as cool)