I totally agree. But I believe at some point, in the not very near future, the web could evolve and incorporate some concepts of the libraires/frameworks as open standards for the browsers to implement. I don't see why ,for example, browsers wouldn't have a native implementation of something resembling Virtual DOM to speed up DOM updates.
I see much like low level languages now a days. They are so popular back then because they made life of programmer much easier from their time but not today. I see your point :)
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I totally agree. But I believe at some point, in the not very near future, the web could evolve and incorporate some concepts of the libraires/frameworks as open standards for the browsers to implement. I don't see why ,for example, browsers wouldn't have a native implementation of something resembling Virtual DOM to speed up DOM updates.
I see much like low level languages now a days. They are so popular back then because they made life of programmer much easier from their time but not today. I see your point :)