> plain JS
ES2016 is "plain JS".
If by "plain JS" you mean "jQuery plus ES5", I encourage you to learn what's happened in the last half a decade.
ES2016 is "plain JS".
If by "plain JS" you mean "jQuery plus ES5", I encourage you to learn what's happened in the last half a decade.
The irony with all these frameworks, in many cases especially for small projetcs, it will be more efficient to code it from scratch than dealing with the whole stack thing. So much for not reinventing the wheel ...