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Sep 2017
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Maybe just use Vanilla Javascript with C...

SCOTT HANSELMAN
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There's a new JavaScript created every few seconds. If you pick up any noun there's probably a JavsScript library named after that noun. What if you just used Vanilla JavaScript? Chris helps Scott answer that question, and more in this episode.

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