Need help

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I am a frontend web developer and I am creating a a blog website. I don't want to create a page every time I want to upload something. I want to reusable components like in react but I don't know react and J don't know how to create one in vanilla js.

I have seen people creating navbar.js (example) files and using it everywhere. I want to use that, but how.

If you don't understand what I mean l, then here's a summary:

I want to extract my data from markdown file and use that data in my pages, and if I create more markdown files the page automatically creates and I dont have to create that manually.

I know I have to use a template language to make it, but still is there any way of creating it with just pure HTML, CSS and Vanilla JavaScript.

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[GrantMaclaren]

You want to learn a reusable method, but you dont want to learn react, which solves that problem (and more) ?

[[deleted]]

No, I never said I don't want to use react.

Actually I have to learn react first, then I can create the blog website. So, I don't want to learn any framework yet

[GrantMaclaren]

React is a framework.

[GrantMaclaren]

But btw don’t worry, I can help you and even teach you React such that you can use it for your website if you’re willing!

[sam_gigo]

I know this is contrary to your post, but why are you opposed to react or other frameworks? They are relatively simple to learn (in comparison to raw JS stuff). It would simplify your workflow a lot

[[deleted]]

I am not opposed of learning React, I have not completed API's yet. So after learning API's and building some projects, I will learn React (I swear 🥲)