I look at it the other way around, to someone coming from Ruby/Rails, there are far too many choices to make and it can seem very overwhelming. But on the flip

I look at it the other way around, to someone coming from Ruby/Rails, there are far too many choices to make and it can seem very overwhelming. But on the flip side you get very granular control over your projects structure. Like when the author mentioned the framework options: > Next.js, Remix, Gatsby, Vite, Create React App, Koa or Express? - NextJS, Gatsby - Best for building "websites" that are optimized for SEO - Vite, CRA, Remix - Best for building SPA's - Koa, Express - Backend frameworks. On the one hand it's very overwhelming, but on the other hand, each framework accomplishes something very specific. Even the differences between NextJS and Gatsby, Gatsby uses a different model for how you would fetch data, with Next you write regular Node code, with Gatsby you do everything through GraphQL.