If this is for your job (and you are not a consulant chaning client every week) then they probably stick with the same frameworks for a long time, so just get t

If this is for your job (and you are not a consulant chaning client every week) then they probably stick with the same frameworks for a long time, so just get to know those and ignore the rest. If it is for a side project just use whatever you find comfortable. You don't have to learn them all. E.g. for a side project just use vanilla JS, script tags (not NPM, Webpack etc.) and maybe a view framework, maybe JQuery and that'll probably sort you out. Then focus on building stuff rather than learning new frameworks.