Yes it's true, but this can apply to any library and frameworks. Vanilla is always lighter except for the amount of boilerplate code it can bring. And fetch can bring a tons of boilerplate.
I'll cut 3KB (gzipped) on the framework any day to have a good base for the service layer.
Yes it's true, but this can apply to any library and frameworks. Vanilla is always lighter except for the amount of boilerplate code it can bring. And fetch can bring a tons of boilerplate.
I'll cut 3KB (gzipped) on the framework any day to have a good base for the service layer.
I guess priorities differ.
Im not willing to import 12KB of abstractions to use one/two methods of it and i didnt find fetch to bring a lot of boilerpate for me.