> This isn’t evolution. It’s self-inflicted complexity. > This isn’t accidental. It’s cultural. > We’re not innovating. We’re rebuilding broken versions of to

> This isn’t evolution. It’s self-inflicted complexity. > This isn’t accidental. It’s cultural. > We’re not innovating. We’re rebuilding broken versions of tools the web already gave us – and doing it badly. > We’re not iterating toward impact – we’re iterating just to stay afloat. It's not X, it's Y? Dashes? Question fragments? This style isn't just tedious—it's a hallmark of LLM-generated content. The whole article feels like low-effort LLM-generated clickbait to fan the eternal flamewar between web developers and web app developers. Yes, you might not need React for a static blog. Yes, React is useful for writing web applications. Can we talk about something else now?