We don't need to JS frameworks for everything. Sure, for larger projects which need complex routing and high performance, you'll likely need to use a pre-built solution.
But there's still a strong case for good old vanilla HTML/CSS/JS. The modern landscape of the web lets use build sufficiently complex sites without having to depend on hefty dependencies.
We don't need to JS frameworks for everything. Sure, for larger projects which need complex routing and high performance, you'll likely need to use a pre-built solution.
But there's still a strong case for good old vanilla HTML/CSS/JS. The modern landscape of the web lets use build sufficiently complex sites without having to depend on hefty dependencies.
Content needs HTML. HTML needs CSS.
Content doesn't need JavaScript.