That is not the reality. Even the most stupid and lazy person will find a framework to use. This are just old pages that bad search engine surface. IMO if you

That is not the reality. Even the most stupid and lazy person will find a framework to use. This are just old pages that bad search engine surface. IMO if you focus the actual lessons here are: - developers are lazy, you need to fix that, there is no magic language that solves the issue though some fanboys will say that their favorite language is more idiot friendly. - search engine and soon the AIs are stupid, let's try to encourage books or other quality materials. Recently I found a collegue that did not know that in JS the "addEventListener" function exists and you can use it to add more then 1 listener at a time, this person probably can put on his CV 5+ yearts JS experience and a few frameworks. Mayb e if we stop focusing on the "my language is cooler" we could find the actual problems. Back in my starting years I was reading books to learn, there when you get to the SQL chapter you were explained all about SQL injection and related bugs and how to use prepared statements. With PHP you can block this dangerous functions (PHP is flexible and many stuff like "exec" is blocked in most hosting places, but the problem with newb developers remain, if we can agree about this real problem(IMO_ we can maybe address it. Sure, downranking bad tutorials would be a part of the solution, also Google should probably stop their shit where they put the solution directly on the search page and not forces you to actualy visit SO and see comments, limitations and alternatives, shame Google, you make software industry worse with your greed...