I find it hard to switch away from React to another similar library/framework simply due to the community that surrounds the "React ecosystem". Having worked on

I find it hard to switch away from React to another similar library/framework simply due to the community that surrounds the "React ecosystem". Having worked on applications using Angular and Vue, I've just had such an easier time solving my problems when using React because there just seem to be more man-hours sunk into developing best practices, which naturally leads to more mature libraries, frameworks, solutions, etc. There are many things that the "React ecosystem" has taught me that I can apply to any future application I build regardless of the stack, but many of my problems were solved in little time because the SO answer to my questions also used React, or the answer came in the form of a React component I could plug in and not worry about. Maybe when Vue's community is as thoroughly developed I'll try that out again. Right now it's hard to find a reason to switch.