>if you built your own framework the right way you would end up looking a lot like... an existing framework That's true only if you're looking at it through th

>if you built your own framework the right way you would end up looking a lot like... an existing framework That's true only if you're looking at it through the lens of the current paradigm; for instance, assuming that you need "typical" routing, HTML templates, reactivity, etc. But, these each represent just one way to solve the problems they address. So, "the right way" here is kind of self-referential and assumes there's no better paradigm to be found. The current crop of frameworks are conceptually all very similar and represent just one more iteration. We'll move on to a completely new paradigm at some point.