It’s the result of a language that already had 85% of the tools needed for its domain where the changes in frameworks come down more to preference than anything

It’s the result of a language that already had 85% of the tools needed for its domain where the changes in frameworks come down more to preference than anything else. The same thing happens in PHP world where you have all the tools needed built into the language so most of the frameworks are essentially “arranging stuff”. In other web frameworks for other languages, you tend to see them creating the actual tools you need to use that language effectively on the web so it’s easier for the community to coalesce around it than whimsically reinventing things every day.