Use the framework that the team likes and wants to learn. You're going to get the best value from a framework that is matched well to the team's current skills

Use the framework that the team likes and wants to learn. You're going to get the best value from a framework that is matched well to the team's current skills and ambitions. Consider: * Team currently writes procedural code versus Framework requires understanding of Functional Programming or Object Oriented Programming * Team writes quickly and loosely versus Framework requires developers to code methodically and carefully (perhaps because it has less "out of the box" features and more "flexibility". Security is a good example here. * Team likes technical challenges versus Framework makes coding routine boilerplate and boring. etc.