The thing that will kill JS frameworks is a vast contraction of software jobs from all these layoffs. Frameworks are desirable when developers are either rare o

The thing that will kill JS frameworks is a vast contraction of software jobs from all these layoffs. Frameworks are desirable when developers are either rare or challenging to identify, but once that’s gone people who cannot develop without frameworks are less valuable than those who can develop in any environment. Developers are a cost center. What matters is what costs less to build, deploy, maintain, and hire for the employer.