I think you're asking the wrong questions.
David isn't saying never use frameworks, he's saying use them when you need them
So how do you know?
what are the advantages and disadvantages of writting an app without a framework
David goes in more depth but:
and would you recommend that/can you give any resources that represent a real world app
Think about your requirements and whether that needs a framework to do what it's doing.
Recently, the necessity to build a portal for my team to share the current projects and their progress came into the picture,
For an MVP of this I wouldn't even think about writing any Javascript
You asked for an example.
Here is my website, it lists posts and displays them. It was so easy to write, definitely easier than anything you'd write in react
100% zero JS. Yeah sure it's a "simple blog". But a lot of websites, when you boil them down a big, are simple blogs really.
If you really need some client-side rich behaviour, then by all means a framework may serve you well. Just make sure that's what you actually need.
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I think you're asking the wrong questions.
David isn't saying never use frameworks, he's saying use them when you need them
So how do you know?
David goes in more depth but:
Think about your requirements and whether that needs a framework to do what it's doing.
For an MVP of this I wouldn't even think about writing any Javascript
You asked for an example.
Here is my website, it lists posts and displays them. It was so easy to write, definitely easier than anything you'd write in react
100% zero JS. Yeah sure it's a "simple blog". But a lot of websites, when you boil them down a big, are simple blogs really.
If you really need some client-side rich behaviour, then by all means a framework may serve you well. Just make sure that's what you actually need.