I'm totally into vanilla web development. Almost all the frameworks are either trying to solve the problems caused by the browser, or trying to force developers

I'm totally into vanilla web development. Almost all the frameworks are either trying to solve the problems caused by the browser, or trying to force developers follow their style so that the developers make less mistakes. But the browser evolves: - Convenient and flexible browser APIs totally replaced jQuery - HTTP2 HPACK, multiplexing and connection coalescing make SPA and bundlers unnecessary - Web Component and Shadow DOMs helps you write modular HTML and CSS etc etc And developer needs to evolve, too! These frameworks make too many leaky abstractions that developers should think about. It turns out if they don't encounter problems at the beginning, they will meet them later with interest. I was going to write a similar document, but thankfully you write it so well! P.S. I'm also not against the framework to solve engineering problems like testing or CI/CD.