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Today’s browsers can handle most issues that frontend frameworks were created to solve. Developers often still opt for frameworks like React, Angular, or Vue, which can increase page weight, hurt performance, and affect SEO despite native web APIs being sufficient for many tasks.
This article identifies the disparity between "frameworkism" and "anti-frameworkism." It emphasizes that frameworks are not always necessary and advocates for a native API-first approach where developers rely on native browser capabilities before turning to frameworks.
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