I like the thought of an approach in plain javascript. At some point you might need a framework, but until then, you will have code that lasts longer and is more accessible for other javascripters(framework agnostic, so you don't need to learn more then you already know) then most frameworks. Like think of all the Angular 1 code that needs to be maintained until a massive refactor or migration.
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I like the thought of an approach in plain javascript. At some point you might need a framework, but until then, you will have code that lasts longer and is more accessible for other javascripters(framework agnostic, so you don't need to learn more then you already know) then most frameworks. Like think of all the Angular 1 code that needs to be maintained until a massive refactor or migration.