Tbh, it's never been a better time to be a "vanilla" JS developer, you can write pretty complicated and full featured apps with zero dependencies a lot easier than before.
Sure, many of the browser apis are low level and just recently the old browsers have died enough to serve es-modules and don't lose that big of an audience but if you actually use those the dev experience is not that bad, it's actually an interesting exercise to see just how much you can do with zero building/transpiling/dependencies/polyfills
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Tbh, it's never been a better time to be a "vanilla" JS developer, you can write pretty complicated and full featured apps with zero dependencies a lot easier than before.
Sure, many of the browser apis are low level and just recently the old browsers have died enough to serve es-modules and don't lose that big of an audience but if you actually use those the dev experience is not that bad, it's actually an interesting exercise to see just how much you can do with zero building/transpiling/dependencies/polyfills