Yeah good point. I think of React as non-vanilla because of how many layers of abstraction it has. But I guess ultimately, if there's even one layer of abstraction, like packaging a one-liner into a library, then it might as well be considered non-vanilla.
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With this definition then libraries like Vue and React are "Vanilla JS" libraries.
Yeah good point. I think of React as non-vanilla because of how many layers of abstraction it has. But I guess ultimately, if there's even one layer of abstraction, like packaging a one-liner into a library, then it might as well be considered non-vanilla.