> Once your app has some "click X and A, B and C should update" logic you quickly descend into a tangle of tracking dependencies by hand.
I managed to deal with moderately difficult scenarios with about 7 files in typescript. I ended up using webpack but that is a dev-dependency which doesn't really count.
I built this for me, but if you employ some basic patterns and use something that is a little more powerful than JavaScript it isn't that hard. I also very rarely ever use a DOM selectors in my JavasScript.
I don't particularly like frameworks these days because you end up spending more time dealing with the framework than actually getting things done.
I managed to deal with moderately difficult scenarios with about 7 files in typescript. I ended up using webpack but that is a dev-dependency which doesn't really count.
I built this for me, but if you employ some basic patterns and use something that is a little more powerful than JavaScript it isn't that hard. I also very rarely ever use a DOM selectors in my JavasScript.
I don't particularly like frameworks these days because you end up spending more time dealing with the framework than actually getting things done.