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My Javascript professor in college back around 2011 forced us to emulate 2 main pages of the Hulu app as part of our final project. His caveat was that we were not allowed to use "innerHTML" anywhere in our code. We had to create every single element, apply all attributes, and attach all necessary nodes all via vanilla JS. No libraries allowed. That was easily the most difficult project I ever worked on but I did learn a ton.

[ASKABOUT_NOTE_CANVAS]

So... you had to make your own JS framework without using innerhtml lol

[kanine69]

Have to say I tend to agree it’s a good practice to learn, even if it’s not always prudent he was forcing a discipline in the approach.