I was "born" after Struts was "obsolete" (so I had my honeymoon phase with Spring/Hibernate until I fixed so many mistakes in companies I decided using smaller

I was "born" after Struts was "obsolete" (so I had my honeymoon phase with Spring/Hibernate until I fixed so many mistakes in companies I decided using smaller surface tools and closer to the metal queries would actually save time) and never touched JSF :D CGI for me is prehistory loool. However, employers dont need to be involved in choosing a framework or not. You ll notice that usually its the little bees building their resumes that bemoan non stop about migrating from react to vue or vue to react :D I never heard a sales guy tell me: WHAT, it works fine, is cheap to maintain and has no stupid 10k levels dependency graph in npm ? I ll stop making money on this until you completely "standardize" it into a moving sand on npm. And dont forget a pipeline of 3 transpilers, you wouldnt want to write in a browser-native language, caveman. I do use requireJS to split in nice files and import easily though I admit.