The article tries to generalize but I think it's a bad idea since not all frameworks are equal. Back in 2005 (and to this day), I made websites with Django and

The article tries to generalize but I think it's a bad idea since not all frameworks are equal. Back in 2005 (and to this day), I made websites with Django and it was relatively easy to maintain and upgrade them to follow the framework. I can't say the same thing about websites I made using the Zend Framework (now Laminas). The wrong framework will harm the maintenance of your software. The right framework will keep it going for decades. Of course it's not always obvious how a framework will evolve over time (let alone the requirements of your website/app/api), so the safe bet is to stick with the ones that already stood the the test of time.