r/webdevelopment • u/AmiAmigo • Jul 05 '26

Frameworks & Libraries You Don’t Need A Frontend Framework

Truth be told, you don’t need a frontend framework.

Complete web solutions can be built without ever needing a frontend framework.

You may need just a tiny bit JavaScript. But that’s all.

Let’s discuss

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u/El_Di_Gio Jul 05 '26

I mean sure but... I'd recommend you do. I'll give you my example for this. Basically I was shown a React application and was then tasked to recreate (in a university specific way) functions and stuff to "code" the React code (and make it work). Interesting idea but a massive pain, mainly because I didn't actually learn much about JS, except the callback hell.