Don't be stupid, how do you know those 26 lines of code are free of bugs? They're not battle tested and you're just re-inventing the wheel instead of following best practices.
That's right, we should all follow best practices and use 26,000,000 lines of Angular code, which has been written and debugged by thousands of people, battle tested and wounded and scarred in wars we've never heard of and don't care about, and that we will never get around to reading all of.
Those 26 million lines of code have been engineered over the better part of a decade to perfectly cater to every possible use case. To not leverage those productivity gains would be insane. You wouldn't build your own car would you?
