I have one core problem with most of the critique here and in the article: show me a 20 year old framework which does better! Python: which version again, PHP:

I have one core problem with most of the critique here and in the article: show me a 20 year old framework which does better! Python: which version again, PHP: good luck not doing a kind of injection, Java: Beans? spring? Maven? Gradle?, JavaScript: which 30 packages are currently best of breed, ... Maybe Ruby. Rails killed all competition. Ignoring all what I said, the .NET documentation is definitely worth to improve on the aspect of current versus past state. They should color code it :)