The desire to constantly switch JS frameworks is really confusing. I find each one different, exciting in their own way and fun to learn. However, and this is a

The desire to constantly switch JS frameworks is really confusing. I find each one different, exciting in their own way and fun to learn. However, and this is a big however, none of them radically change the work you'll create, so I'm happy with React, and not interested in learning just to learn. Maybe in a year or two, I'll try Vue, it won't be too hard to pick up. If you're at BigCo making internal apps, each one is basically dressing on a way to make various interactive UI states. How you get there is no big deal. How the data flows is no big deal. What test runner you use is no big deal. As a JS dev, my passion is to learn completely non-JS related things. Cryptography, Blockchain, CS Fundamentals I missed. These are much more interesting than the churn.