I work the same way now and I completely agree with you. MS stuff isn't perfect and if they don't provide what I need I generally find the most popular thing on

I work the same way now and I completely agree with you. MS stuff isn't perfect and if they don't provide what I need I generally find the most popular thing on Nuget or roll my own. Meanwhile in JS land things are all over the place. My last team had multiple apps using all of the following and more: JQuery, Vue, AngularJS, React and Svelte. Design was done in Patternlab but had to be manually copied over and translated to cshtml and some parts were done in one of the aforementioned Js frameworks. To me that was a nightmare. I think most stuff didn't need any JS frameworks at all, and trying to understand pages rendered partly in cshtml and partly in a Js framework is terrible, especially when they're all different.