Ok so if I understand well, you make the case for using no framework when building mostly static website that don't ship much dynamic content and interactions.
I don't understand why is it so important to reduce bundle size to a minimum if, anyways, loading the framework is not required to interact with the page (if you used pre-rendering/server-side rendering).
Plus, I think you overlooked the fact that declarative components are easier to maintain and make evolve than imperative DOM manipulations. Maybe you'll save 0.5~1 second of the life of each of your visitors but it will take you 2x or 3x the time when it comes to adding a new feature after some time (in my opinion).
Still a well written articles with good examples though. Thank you for sharing.
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Ok so if I understand well, you make the case for using no framework when building mostly static website that don't ship much dynamic content and interactions.
I don't understand why is it so important to reduce bundle size to a minimum if, anyways, loading the framework is not required to interact with the page (if you used pre-rendering/server-side rendering).
Plus, I think you overlooked the fact that declarative components are easier to maintain and make evolve than imperative DOM manipulations. Maybe you'll save 0.5~1 second of the life of each of your visitors but it will take you 2x or 3x the time when it comes to adding a new feature after some time (in my opinion).
Still a well written articles with good examples though. Thank you for sharing.