> If your product is still around in 5 years, you’re doing great and you should feel successful. But guess what? Whatever framework you choose will be obsolete

> If your product is still around in 5 years, you’re doing great and you should feel successful. But guess what? Whatever framework you choose will be obsolete in 5 years. Frontend guys crack me up. The browser is an extremely advanced environment and ES6 is an extremely powerful language. You don't need a framework. You haven't for 10 years now, which is probably why they're so easy to replace, they're wrappers of very thin technology and very thick opinions. The only reason to use one is if you want to share code between the web and a native app, otherwise, it's a complete and total waste of your engineering efforts.