Isn't that kind of expected, since both frameworks are so similar? Only thing that remains is what you like, or rather how you prefer your ideas to be expressed

Isn't that kind of expected, since both frameworks are so similar? Only thing that remains is what you like, or rather how you prefer your ideas to be expressed in code. And it's great that there are two (or more) solid options. What is weird to me is that lot of people seem to insist that there are major (sometimes deal-breaking) differences between them, when even core developers of both frameworks agree that they are more similar than different.