Thank you. I'm at a css in js company and everything you wrote about it is The Truth. We've got nav menus written in reams of javascript. Stuff that could be do

Thank you. I'm at a css in js company and everything you wrote about it is The Truth. We've got nav menus written in reams of javascript. Stuff that could be done with zero js, or a couple of lines of glue. In a previous role I used Ant Design which were on the SASS train, trying to override the specificity of their stupidly long selectors was painful. React is too loose, it just enforces no abstraction or discipline. JSX ends up an ugly nightmare of angle brackets, ampersands and question marks. You often have to piece together how the component works by staring at all the event handler code for minutes hours days. Most of my colleagues writing it would stare blankly if I mentioned MVC. I think I would come down on the side of Angular, it's opinionated, but at least they attempted to separate the template from the controller, and logic in the services.