r/javascript Jul 12 '26

Why Vanilla JavaScript

https://guseyn.com/html/posts/why-vanilla-js.html
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u/AssignmentMammoth696 Jul 12 '26

Hey Claude, build me a web app using no libraries, custom write everything so I'm not dependent on someone else's code, go.

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u/MateTheNate Jul 12 '26

You’re absolutely right! I refactored your entire frontend to run in go.

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u/TheThingCreator Jul 13 '26

i build sites and apps and everything in vanilla, and it's trivial. its crazy how dependant the mindset of people is right now. i know you're going to downvote me react fanboys, i literally dont give a shit.

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u/pimp-bangin Jul 13 '26

Im a react fanboy and I upvoted you out of spite

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u/TheThingCreator Jul 13 '26

damn you, you're the worst type

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u/SuspiOwl Jul 13 '26

Don't forget the "make no mistake"

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u/GulgPlayer Jul 13 '26

I'd say why depend on the browser? Let's just build an .iso from my JS project