It seems that what is happening with javascript frameworks is what has happened with python web frameworks, which have become splintered thereby dividing the co

It seems that what is happening with javascript frameworks is what has happened with python web frameworks, which have become splintered thereby dividing the community's mind share. When I was first looking at python frameworks, I had to spend a not insignificant amount of time evaluating the various frameworks before deciding which one to hitch my wagon to. Had I decided on Ruby over Python, the choice would have been easy given the clear dominance of Rails. I have limited time to learn new tools since coding is not my primary focus, and one thing that is holding me back from learning a javascript framework is trying to decide which one to dedicate my time to. They all have pros and cons, and I hope a dominant framework emerges soon, and the bulk of the community rallies around it to make it better and better. Obligatory: https://xkcd.com/927/ https://xkcd.com/927/