It sounds like the common thing that someone in the Frontend space would say, that a technology less than 5 years old says the technology is old. I prefer the

It sounds like the common thing that someone in the Frontend space would say, that a technology less than 5 years old says the technology is old. I prefer the terms stable, mature, or hardened. People use React/Angular because large products are forced to have a way to organize things across multiple developers and time. Now don't get me wrong I think these JS bloated websites are an abomination that have largely made the web worse and not better, especially since UX "engineers" feel a compulsive need to change the layout every 6 months and now even simply scrolling through a page involves 50 web requests, and takes a full 3 minutes to load the next page... but I digress.