3yrs going fullstack and I feel your pain. I went with Nextjs with all its bells and whistles and expressjs (99% of cases is enough). Now I'm currently moving

3yrs going fullstack and I feel your pain. I went with Nextjs with all its bells and whistles and expressjs (99% of cases is enough). Now I'm currently moving to MLE projects at work. I only pay attention to new tech only if here's a huge demand (ie. Plenty of Jobs and good $$$). Only then I start learning it. Nextjs/React won the frontend battle (atm). It's almost impossible to keep up + being specialist. Heck, it's equally difficult to be a generalist with new things coming up every 3/6 months.