Everything is just building blocks or layers on top of other technologies/paradigms making different trade-offs. You just have to figure out which features of w

Everything is just building blocks or layers on top of other technologies/paradigms making different trade-offs. You just have to figure out which features of which products compete with each other. That said, it involves a ton of reading, and reading Twitter daily to stay up-to-date. I've been thinking of putting together a curated website to break down the differences between JS tools, explain what the metrics and trends mean. In the end, everyone wants an exhaustively researched short-list so they're not missing some obvious trend, and then they want recommendations to suit their personal preferences. Existing comparison sites lack the necessary curation component to tease apart the layers involved in each tool.