Why Most Developers Shouldn't Write Their Own JavaScript Frameworks
The Allure and the Pitfall of Custom JavaScript Frameworks In the world of web development, the temptation to create your own JavaScript framework can be as enticing as a siren’s song. It promises control, customization, and the satisfaction of building something from scratch. However, this allure often hides a multitude of complexities and pitfalls that can turn your development journey into a nightmare. The Complexity of Syntax and Learning Curve One of the primary issues with creating or using complex JavaScript frameworks is the syntax and learning curve. When you dive into frameworks like Angular, Vue.js, or React, you’re not just learning the framework; you’re also dealing with a new set of rules, conventions, and sometimes even a new language (like TypeScript for Angular)[1]. ...