> But it's still a risk if you build your application the "Angular Way", "The React Way" or "The Ember Way" This misses the point. A good developer, in my mind

> But it's still a risk if you build your application the "Angular Way", "The React Way" or "The Ember Way" This misses the point. A good developer, in my mind, has the ability to adapt regardless of they framework they choose. The only risk is really the one who chooses not to adapt, regardless of the way their CV is positioned at any one point in time. That being said, COBOL developers still get paid $100's of dollars per hour in today's environment due to legacy software holders.