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I see only one reason to use custom JS UI stuff in a project: if it's an internal tool and you and your colleagues (and all your tech department) use those comp
by 8lall0 5y ago
I see only one reason to use custom JS UI stuff in a project: if it's an internal tool and you and your colleagues (and all your tech department) use those components when programming.
Otherwise i would use a framework, it's much reliable. If you don't want to deal with the React/Angular complexity, try Svelte, it has the best dev experience if you come from vanilla JS development.