These frameworks are not that different from each other. I went from Angular to Vue in an afternoon. Sure, I don't know the internals of Vue, but after working

These frameworks are not that different from each other. I went from Angular to Vue in an afternoon. Sure, I don't know the internals of Vue, but after working in it for a few days, I'd say I'm fairly competent and spend most of my time building the actual product. > The way things are at the moment you've just about learned to work with the quirks of one framework and then you have to pick up another one. Frameworks shouldn't really have quirks, they should ideally just work with a standard API. Of course, it's never that easy, but we're converging on that with custom elements. This is like switching from MySQL to Postgres. It's 90% the same, the edge cases you can figure out and migrate, and you don't really care about how it's implemented. It's not like you're trying to learn a new keyboard layout.