I am in the unique position of having built a large part of the RedwoodJS framework (up until about a year ago), and then building Snaplet[1] in RedwoodJS. So

I am in the unique position of having built a large part of the RedwoodJS framework (up until about a year ago), and then building Snaplet[1] in RedwoodJS. So I have the perspective as a creator and a user! Of course, as an author, there may be some bias, but I've found RedwoodJS to be malleable to all my, and my teams, needs: It's prescriptive all the way down to the architecture, with the intention that you have an "escape hatch" when you want or need something customized. [1] https://www.snaplet.dev https://www.snaplet.dev