This fits perfectly within the Jamstack, because the app renders on the client via HTML and vanilla JavaScript. The once plucky language has grown up with many modern features such as Proxies, import/export, the optional chain operator, and web components. Form validation will be included mostly to show this framework-less technique without being thorough. The author model will have three fields: name, email, and an optional topic. For this reason, the UI will have an Add option, and a dropdown search filter. To keep it simple, once a technique gets introduced, I’ll move on to the next technique so as not to belabor the point.

In this take, I’ll showcase all the latest JavaScript features, using a UI that features author data with a grid and a search filter. Options normally reserved to front-end frameworks, such as a component-based approach, is now feasible in plain old JavaScript. Developers who want to take advantage of the latest features have the option of going framework-less with less hassle.

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