> Or perhaps this is one of those things where people assert that the existence of things they don't want to use is somehow offensive. It could be related to t

> Or perhaps this is one of those things where people assert that the existence of things they don't want to use is somehow offensive. It could be related to the signal-to-noise ratio. If I'm a non-dev looking to throw something together and 98% of the information I find is about some pro-level frameworks, it'll be hard for me to sort through that and find information appropriate to my skill level, level of interest, and needs. Maybe it's still a net-gain for the world as a whole, but it's certainly a loss for the non-dev. It makes the learning curve (perhaps needlessly, perhaps not) more regressive.