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that's the "problem" tho — i dont need that level of abstraction, i already know how to assign event listeners and toggle css classes, which covers 99% or real-
by dym_sh 4y ago
that's the "problem" tho — i dont need that level of abstraction, i already know how to assign event listeners and toggle css classes, which covers 99% or real-life needs
- satvikpendem 4y agoFor small projects, sure. But it breaks down in larger ones, ask me how I know. The reality is React and other tools solve problems at scale, plus they're genuinely nice to develop in, while vanilla JS simply is not.