You're the one that brought up asset loading, and I pointed that out. I use react, I kind of like it. But I still think, for most part of it - it's ridiculous.
Going the no-framework way would always beat going the react way, without doing any crazy optimizations. You can't argue that.
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On the performance side? Yes it should of course, no doubt on that.
On scalability? Let me check your architecture first.
On development time (and cost)? Sure a big Not.
You can't generalize a method as good for everything
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You're the one that brought up asset loading, and I pointed that out. I use react, I kind of like it. But I still think, for most part of it - it's ridiculous.
Going the no-framework way would always beat going the react way, without doing any crazy optimizations. You can't argue that.
On the performance side? Yes it should of course, no doubt on that.
On scalability? Let me check your architecture first.
On development time (and cost)? Sure a big Not.
You can't generalize a method as good for everything