That was more a response to the "next generation" verbiage used, when it's more of a venerable or established library, so not relevant in the term of hot new th

That was more a response to the "next generation" verbiage used, when it's more of a venerable or established library, so not relevant in the term of hot new thing. Usually when posting a next gen web framework the expectation is that it brings something new, for Koa that was improvements over express, and I feel like that's not next generation anymore, since we've had many changes to the JS ecosystem since then, new runtimes like Bun and Deno, the rise of typescript, promises everywhere, hybrid server/client frameworks, etc.