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Ask HN: Is there no hope of scalability using only plain, vanilla JS?

2 pointsby peterchonabout 8 years ago
I love JS, it&#x27;s served me very well for all my needs. But seems like more and more of JS has been mutated to serve someone&#x27;s paradigm. Although I&#x27;ve developed in Angular 1.x, react, backbone, and knockout, I&#x27;ve yet to have any amazing epiphany.<p>Sure, two-way binding, separation of logic, MV(whatever) yada yada yada. But what about the language itself? Why is JS so unusable by itself that we have to have a new framework that &quot;fills in the gap&quot;?<p>I have no problem with framework and I try to use them whenever possible, but I still would love to just apply a design pattern around plain JS.<p>Am I foolish? is there something wrong with using JS by itself?

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