Exactly. When I realized my homegrown JS DOM management had grown into a version of Vue.js that I was the sole maintainer of, I switched to Vue.
There’s still value in building something from the ground up; you understand the framework that much better. But so long as your needs largely overlap with the community, the benefits of working with the community are real.
There’s still value in building something from the ground up; you understand the framework that much better. But so long as your needs largely overlap with the community, the benefits of working with the community are real.