I can't believe I'm reading this in 2025. People are repeating things which used to be true back in 2014 but don't make any sense in today's context. Even this

I can't believe I'm reading this in 2025. People are repeating things which used to be true back in 2014 but don't make any sense in today's context. Even this supposedly 'shiny new' framework called Svelte is from 2016... That was almost 8 years ago. These days, I would actually complain about the opposite problem that there are not enough new frameworks, given that most current popular frameworks are pretty bad and are literally outdated by 8+ years. Unfortunately, the tech industry is quite crony now so only frameworks that are built by ex-Google or ex-Facebook engineers have any chance of mainstream adoption... All the others have been gas-lit out of existence... Also, these ex-FAANG engineers who actually have a shot at getting any serious eyeballs are too busy living their best life to be toiling away coding open source frameworks. Many of them never cared much for coding anyway. Our socioeconomic system is such that the people who hoard ALL the opportunities couldn't be bothered to seize a fraction of them... And those who have all the motivation in the world to build something meaningful have literally zero opportunities to do so.