I think it's a natural consequence of new possibilities existing in the JS world. Build tools like webpack, transpilers like Babel, type systems like TypeScript

I think it's a natural consequence of new possibilities existing in the JS world. Build tools like webpack, transpilers like Babel, type systems like TypeScript; deployment architectures like JAMstack; all these things mean we can do new and interesting things with code, and developers are excited to explore them. It's a good thing! We want to explore the domain as much as possible to find the best solutions. Eventually you'll see consolidation around a smaller number of the best projects.