No, fameworks are relatively opinionated towards the goal the creator had, which is usually in a README. They're all tools that need more context to decide on

No, fameworks are relatively opinionated towards the goal the creator had, which is usually in a README. They're all tools that need more context to decide on when you use them. For example, in my use case (SaaS) I focus on something that makes refactoring a breeze. Type-safe end-to-end is important there, so I use orpc+react for most projects. If you don't like contract-first APIs you're going to hate this, but it makes me think out what I actually want in my frontend before I write the database. This kind of [mocking -> real data] way of coding makes you proactive when designing the app