This effect is probably accelerated by most teams wanting a limited set of technologies and lower mental burden. The “if you have a hammer everything looks lik

This effect is probably accelerated by most teams wanting a limited set of technologies and lower mental burden. The “if you have a hammer everything looks like a nail” adage makes fun of that, but in practice most people would hate maintaining their main project in Next, a tooling project in Vue, and some other stuff on the side in Knockout and a legacy project in Angular. So for anything that is vaguely in reach of Next/react, keep using it makes more sense than switch to a slightly more adapted framework just for that single thing.