The second paragraph is just simply plain wrong throughout. You should actually learn the web stack and look at how things work in 2023 instead of reading other people's rants or secondhand opinions to form your own opinions. CSS is not hard. Performance talking is meaningless without benchmarks. No, you can definitely build a decent small website with a few or even no package dependencies. Maybe do a reality check first.
> It's time to move away from HTML/CSS/JS
Just meaningless empty talks over and over on HN. People who don't understand web stacks ranting about web without knowing the complexity and nuances. What alternatives do you have? Are they going to provide enough features and customization as the status quo? Will this new thing achieve at least 80% of development speed? Many companies adopted web stack for their application because of the flexibility and time to deliver. They make products, instead of being a purist
> It's time to move away from HTML/CSS/JS
Just meaningless empty talks over and over on HN. People who don't understand web stacks ranting about web without knowing the complexity and nuances. What alternatives do you have? Are they going to provide enough features and customization as the status quo? Will this new thing achieve at least 80% of development speed? Many companies adopted web stack for their application because of the flexibility and time to deliver. They make products, instead of being a purist