Thoughtful and correct. The ecosystem has exploded, and there may need to be an extinction event... or not. JS is more open than other languages' frameworks. T

Thoughtful and correct. The ecosystem has exploded, and there may need to be an extinction event... or not. JS is more open than other languages' frameworks. There are so many non-public horrible and wonderful backend frameworks that just weren't part of OSS/github social coding. Also, simply lighter frameworks should exists if they take a week to create. Calling them a "framework" might be an apples to oranges in some cases. (e.g. YUI vs. Spine) At worst it's exposed chaos that's always existed and hopefully a community learning phase. Before jQuery and the like, how many "libraries" existed on relatively equal footing?