That’s one of the reason I prefer libraries to franework and if at all possible core libraries get wrapped in access objects or delegates abd such - a library c

That’s one of the reason I prefer libraries to franework and if at all possible core libraries get wrapped in access objects or delegates abd such - a library can be replaced if it gets discontinued or some issues arise down the road, a framework intwrtwine with your code too much and it’s a risky proposition for anything you plan to maintain for more than five years, i.e. devs who bet on angular. Don’t get me wrong I like the react structure for example and I see the value in having the whole foundations laid out and a strict structure to follow and they seem stable enough for a project, but there’s no way to use it and still maintain control over your code, they become one and if anything happens it’s either a rewrite or one of the purported drop in replacement or you have to get in the code or provide a bug report and wait for a release... and all that is incompatible with enterprise softwares with a sla.