Thanks! WRT frameworks, I think that good frameworks have a staying power: see Spring Boot, Django, Rails, and, well, Express. When a language evolves as quic

Thanks! WRT frameworks, I think that good frameworks have a staying power: see Spring Boot, Django, Rails, and, well, Express. When a language evolves as quickly as JS/TS has been past 10 years, fundamentally better ways to do things spring up relatively often. They may be adopted by existing frameworks, or give rise to completely new, legacy-free ones. Sadly, the "legacy-free" tag very often comes with the "nor battle-tested, here be dragons" tag.