We’ve run React for almost a decade now and the only major parts we’ve swapped have been react build with Vite. Angular has been even more stable since the swit

We’ve run React for almost a decade now and the only major parts we’ve swapped have been react build with Vite. Angular has been even more stable since the switch to TS. As far as the frontend frameworks themselves changing massively, that’s a different story, but it’s not like C# didn’t go from Windows .Net to Core/Framework to cross platform .Net, and so on for different language frameworks. On the Backend there are very few issues, outside of FFI only being in unstable for Deno I suppose, but you could frankly be running the same old Express API you did a decade ago and be perfectly fine. If you’re burnt out on changes and keeping up with things I think the issue is mostly a “you” issue. You don’t have to chase down the latest hypes or fads. In fact I think you almost never should.