I might finally invest some time into what it looks like to create front ends independent of any of the existing frameworks that exist today, which I think is p

I might finally invest some time into what it looks like to create front ends independent of any of the existing frameworks that exist today, which I think is probably controversial Do it. Don't be afraid to, either. Over the years, I've put together a list of some big and VERY big companies whose web developers hand-code their web sites without assistance from the framework-du-jour. I recently learned about a new one for my list: A nine-figure household name tech company. The list is useful for when I'm in bars or developer meetups or coffee shops and someone who's only been putting together web sites for a few years starts preaching about how whatever shiny new thing they just learned about in junior college is the one and only way to do things.