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I've tried several well known (and regarded) JS Frameworks. They are great up to a point. Then I get stuck - digging into the source code, re-reading the doco
by CyberFonic 13y ago
I've tried several well known (and regarded) JS Frameworks. They are great up to a point. Then I get stuck - digging into the source code, re-reading the doco etc. The corner cases brought up by my projects means writing some core JS. So I did learn a lot of neat techniques, etc. So there is value in that.
These days, I mostly use core JS. I find it easier to use the tested modules that work with the types of projects I happen to work on.