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If you are working in a team with 5+ developers who work on the UI where people need to be able to quickly reuse components and put them in large, complicated a
by pquki4 3y ago
If you are working in a team with 5+ developers who work on the UI where people need to be able to quickly reuse components and put them in large, complicated applications with lots of data that could be fetched and updated with HTTP requests, it is almost impossible not to use any of those frameworks.
If you are working on your own, or only create small web apps, sure, you can avoid frameworks in some cases.
- tambourine_man 3y ago> it is almost impossible not to use any of those frameworks. Agreed, but because it’s a lot easier to just search for “React programmer” these days than it is to evaluate lots of JavaScript candidates, which has a much wider scope and proficiency level and make sure they’ll fit right in when hired. But not because direct DOM manipulation is not inherently scalable. See puter[1] for instance, a fairly complex, 100k+ lines of code of jQuery. https://github.com/HeyPuter/puter https://github.com/HeyPuter/puter