I feel that if you’re fluent in a frontend framework there isn’t any reason to write your personal projects in vanilla code. If I was still stumbling around react and I was more comfortable with regular express and html templates, I’d use that.
At the end of the day even if it’s true it’s just a small personal project 14 people will maybe see, why worry about the bundle size?
These “you don’t need a framework” posts never resonated with me.
I feel that if you’re fluent in a frontend framework there isn’t any reason to write your personal projects in vanilla code. If I was still stumbling around react and I was more comfortable with regular express and html templates, I’d use that.
At the end of the day even if it’s true it’s just a small personal project 14 people will maybe see, why worry about the bundle size?
These “you don’t need a framework” posts never resonated with me.
I wasn't saying that you should write your own front end framework, just that you should think if you really need one to do the things you want to do.