It’s an interesting article (and very true that you shouldn’t always assume you need some great big heavy framework/bootstrap/whatnot to build a project with), but it’s also a bit ironic in a way – (almost) all of the jQuery examples are simpler and read better out-loud, proving that from a maintainability point of view at least, it’s most likely a better option than vanilla JavaScript!
Some of them I thought were very similar, some others were rather complicated. I think the reliance on frameworks on libraries does need to be thought about though.
It’s an interesting article (and very true that you shouldn’t always assume you need some great big heavy framework/bootstrap/whatnot to build a project with), but it’s also a bit ironic in a way – (almost) all of the jQuery examples are simpler and read better out-loud, proving that from a maintainability point of view at least, it’s most likely a better option than vanilla JavaScript!
Some of them I thought were very similar, some others were rather complicated. I think the reliance on frameworks on libraries does need to be thought about though.