Framework people always complain that simplicity doesn't scale. In my nearly 20 years of experience doing this I can firmly say they are entirely wrong. If an application increases in complexity as its features increase the way to restore order is a minor refactor.
But really that isn't what this is about. Framework people were always falling back on this fail to scale argument even in the early days of jQuery. The real issue is that some people cannot architect and cannot refactor. That isn't a code or application limitation. Its a person limitation.
the tools are supposed to make u be able to make products faster and more efficiently and iterate faster on business requirements or whatever problem you are trying to solve. you are treating it like its some toy your supposed to fiddle with or something. there is a reason we aren't coding in binary and use functions to encapsulate and abstract away logic. these frameworks are supposed to provide boilerplate so that you don't have to go through the trouble yourself because somebody already solved it so you can be more productive and build on top.
getting a site up and running with vercel is like 20x faster and more simple than hardcoding .html files man.
But really that isn't what this is about. Framework people were always falling back on this fail to scale argument even in the early days of jQuery. The real issue is that some people cannot architect and cannot refactor. That isn't a code or application limitation. Its a person limitation.