>try to reject some of the ideas that have become popular in the industry just my two cents, the web development has become akin to the fashion industry. We'v

>try to reject some of the ideas that have become popular in the industry just my two cents, the web development has become akin to the fashion industry. We've seen a steady stream of frameworks emerge, from traditional PHP and JavaScript to JavaScript-based development like ReactJS, AngularJS, and now WebAssembly while tried-and-true methods still work. all the new frameworks bring benefits – but also introduce problems a few years later. The trends drive the IT industry, fueling a cycle of book sales, training camps, and consulting services that corporations buy into every few years.