I enjoyed the episode and found it funny that the Vanilla JS guy was totally fine with Svelt which is pretty much at feature parity with Vue.
The funny thing about Svelt is that it generates so much code that eventually you hit an inflection point where having a static library would net you less code in the end.
I'm curious how the vanilla guy is making completely JS based sites without a framework. You'll either have spaghetti code or end up writing your own framework in the end.
I enjoyed the episode and found it funny that the Vanilla JS guy was totally fine with Svelt which is pretty much at feature parity with Vue.
The funny thing about Svelt is that it generates so much code that eventually you hit an inflection point where having a static library would net you less code in the end.
I'm curious how the vanilla guy is making completely JS based sites without a framework. You'll either have spaghetti code or end up writing your own framework in the end.
"spaghetti code" or not is related to the dev's skill, not technology, i'm sorry but you should say "I'll either have spaghetti code".
It's like saying C/C++ are dangerous because they can SIGSEV, but in reality it's the dev who is dangerous with it's absence of precision...