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Fortunately OP doesn’t appear to be a junior, so I imagine he would be able to use the frameworks (and learn why they exist to begin with) much faster than lear
by lloydatkinson 4y ago
Fortunately OP doesn’t appear to be a junior, so I imagine he would be able to use the frameworks (and learn why they exist to begin with) much faster than learning raw DOM just for some purity argument.
- throw1234651234 4y agoI think we understand each other and are going down an argument rabbit hole here. I will just state what we agree on - OP shouldn't learn to write responsive pages through raw DOM. My side of the argument is that he/she doesn't need to go past let value = document.getElementById("foo").innerHTML and form submission. Your argument is that they should just learn a framework or something that can render React components. My counter-argument is that it's basically learning modern front end design, and there is nothing simplistic about it. tldr: DOM bad. Simple form submission and using server for heavy lifting is alternative. Using full power of modern tools is another alternative. Definitely mutually exclusive.