I hope that never happens. Why? Frameworks solves a generic problem, but you in your project are solving a specific problem, hence you can never solve your prob

I hope that never happens. Why? Frameworks solves a generic problem, but you in your project are solving a specific problem, hence you can never solve your problem better than what the Framework allows you to. Problem is rather developers don't know how to organize their code without the help of the Framework. If they knew, Frameworks would not be needed, only libraries. One Framework to rule them all will stifle progress, it locks the community into one size fit all mentality and therefore clouds the minds of the developers to not think about the possibilities outside their worldview. Laravel will, of course, eventually be replaced, as with all frameworks. Current hype now are "micro" frameworks. So all that effort put into the Framework will be partially lost due to it is locked to that Framework. Lessons learned ought to be, write reusable framework independent libraries instead.