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I fully agree, but isn't that roughly the same with Github?

Technically it's much much different of course, but if you commit some private keys/etc to Github, you have to invalidate everything used and assume that someone saw it, Google saw it, and it's cached in multiple places. Right?

Thanks for the additional insight, appreciated :)

So if i may ask, what do you use?

Just raw DOM manipulations?

I feel like your argument is partially valid, but your argument also sounds like it effectively argues for pure Assembly. Anything ontop of that costs you a ton at the 10% mark. Now, i understand there's a difference between a Framework and a Language, but i hope you can understand my point.

I feel like you're going to one extreme, and arguing against another. Arguing opinionated frameworks with equal opinionated design seems odd to me.

Lastly, what are your thoughts on code maintenance? I feel like there is something to be said for "Get it done" thinking and "Make it maintainable", and sometimes they don't see eye-to-eye.

If it's cleanly written, with a framework that makes sense, isn't it far easier to maintain than raw JS? (Not specifically about React, just in general)

Disclaimer: I like React quite a bit. But i don't think you're "wrong", we just see things differently.

This is really awesome! Something i've long been surprised that Google hasn't done yet - especially since i was a very avid Google Bookmarks user for a long time.

Thanks!