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Surely 101 of "come back to a project and it still works unchanged" is "dont use proprietary hosted services"?

As well as "don't use anything JS related"

It works as long as one keeps to vanillaJS, it is a great framework.

No, sorry, poking fun at the uselessness of JS frameworks still does not make JS a good language

Whether it's good or not is subjective, but plain JS definitely has a very good story around backwards compatibility.