Yeah but have you noticed how hard it has gotten to include simple libraries like day.js or three.js? It's still doable, but it's not easy anymore. Then there's some real value to be found in frameworks like Quasar which gets really painful to use via a cdn, which I've been doing for years now. Vue3 complicated things further so why not just move to react once and for all?
Vanilla JavaScript just didn't manage to solve what it kind of promised to solve via web components, the lack of templating is really a bad shortcoming.
I really do need things like Quasar and the stuff that Vue (and react) offer because it really helps a lot in usability. I've just been doing Vue with Quasar "by hand" via local CDN without compiling and it was such a win, but the more these frameworks evolve the less it's possible to ignore the fact that these are "modern frameworks" and the pain just grows too much.
Vanilla JavaScript just didn't manage to solve what it kind of promised to solve via web components, the lack of templating is really a bad shortcoming.
I really do need things like Quasar and the stuff that Vue (and react) offer because it really helps a lot in usability. I've just been doing Vue with Quasar "by hand" via local CDN without compiling and it was such a win, but the more these frameworks evolve the less it's possible to ignore the fact that these are "modern frameworks" and the pain just grows too much.