maybe thats precisely because the frontend has turned into a monoculture. having multiple competing stacks with different pedigrees helps innovation. one exampl

maybe thats precisely because the frontend has turned into a monoculture. having multiple competing stacks with different pedigrees helps innovation. one example I can think of is the erlang/elixir/phoenix/liveview stack that revisits old patterns and gives them new life. who knows, maybe wasm and projects like pyscript will stirr things up