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The point of using frameworks is to take advantage of complex code written by others that’s also well tested. This makes implementing common tasks faster, simpl
by Osiris 3y ago
The point of using frameworks is to take advantage of complex code written by others that’s also well tested. This makes implementing common tasks faster, simpler, and less error prone.
I have a webpage for my wife that has one form to submit they sends an email to her. I used plain JS. It took longer than I thought to implement because I had to reinvent the wheel, so to speak. I had to write everything from scratch.
For a business where the website is changing frequently with many developers, being able to leverage a plethora of existing code and solutions is very helpful.
Heck, even for people writing plain JS, I bet you find yourself writing helper functions and small libraries to DRY you code and make common things easier. Framework invented!