I'm going full vanilla in my projects since I learned, that all major Browsers support ES6 Modules. It's just much faster for me setting a vanilla project having my type="module" on the script tag and just load JavaScript that is really needed. And for all (of my own) projects, that's enough. Adding some Web Components and I'm fine.
Also, when I'm using libraries, I just use small ones with just some functions. Saw a pretty neat library that builds HTML with tagged functions, which really only contains a single function + definitions. However I missed the name. But it was small and still very useful. This is what I want to develop. Plug'n'Play
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I'm going full vanilla in my projects since I learned, that all major Browsers support ES6 Modules. It's just much faster for me setting a vanilla project having my type="module" on the script tag and just load JavaScript that is really needed. And for all (of my own) projects, that's enough. Adding some Web Components and I'm fine.
Also, when I'm using libraries, I just use small ones with just some functions. Saw a pretty neat library that builds HTML with tagged functions, which really only contains a single function + definitions. However I missed the name. But it was small and still very useful. This is what I want to develop. Plug'n'Play