Is it problematic that I can build apps in react (with ease) but when it comes to making a website in vanilla JS I don't even know where to start.

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  • Often you'll find yourself in work environments where you need to eiter maintain legacy software, add features without a build system, or integrate platforms that you have little control over. In those cases, you should be able to hold your own in vanilla js. If you can't wrap your head around the lack of magic, try Alpine

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  • Personally, I learned by creating projects, reading styleguides like AirBnB's JS guide, and reading articles. I didn't rely too much on videos or books, but here are some decent links.

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  • With my whole respect to all NOD.JS ecosystem, but I find it bloat software in style, I don't even need node to create cross compile GUI app, what's could be go wrong if we create out app using HTML5/JS and this C/C++ webview library ?

  • deno

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  • I wonder if you're who they made Deno for? I haven't tried it but been hearing a LITTLE buzz about it as a node alternative from some of the coding youtuber channels. https://deno.land/

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