Original JavaScript with traditional programming is very exciting. Moreover, just using Notepad ++ is more festive for us just as a casual hobby.
With TypeScript, React or Flow it is possible that we cannot execute directly with our browser but must be compiled first. And the end result is an enlarged file.
Likewise with various libraries like jquery, underscore and others we don't understand the original syntax of javascript itself.
The library as a tool is really needed like Codemirror, Mathjax, Katex.
Maybe for developers who are tied to tasks that require high productivity, certainly Typescript, Flow, React, jquery, undersore can help increase productivity.
But if we are only as experimentalists or as hobbies, we recommend experimenting with Original Javascript with traditional programming.
Three reference mainstays that we can use are: MDN, W3Shool and Stackoverlow.
This is my opinion, and your thoughts and yours must be different from mine.
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