The Baseline Costs of JavaScript Frameworks
>Or consider not using a framework at all. For websites that primarily display content, it’s more efficient and cost-effective to just send some server-rendered HTML down the wire. If there are areas of your website that require interactivity, you can always use JavaScript to build those specific parts.<p>This should be the takeaway from the article. There's absolutely no need for javascript on most websites that use javascript. I understand if you're forced into it by the time and economic contingencies of your work but if you bring JS frameworks home to your personal sites you're doing it wrong.