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I'm not sure I would consider it on the rise or a recent trend, considering we had a all sorts of these things over the past 6-7 years already (and more, if you
by haylem 11y ago
I'm not sure I would consider it on the rise or a recent trend, considering we had a all sorts of these things over the past 6-7 years already (and more, if you include other JVM languages in the mix).
It sure is nice to see a bit of competition though. But I'm a bit afraid of too much fragmentation and proliferation, when sometimes fixing or improving good frameworks might be time better spent. It was (and still is) a bit annoying when every week brings about a dozen new web frameworks, a new UI toolkit, a new stack acronym, etc...
Oh well... I guess you can't really tell what's time well spent, and you can't really product how frameworks will compete and improve evolutionarily.