All I know is I don't know how to learn front end anymore. I started delving into react and flux, but when trying to do personal "real world" projects it seems

All I know is I don't know how to learn front end anymore. I started delving into react and flux, but when trying to do personal "real world" projects it seems like there is no end of unsupported opinion on every aspect -- disregarding the confusing levels of ES6 adoption across examples (ranging from no ES6 features used to "this isn't even ES7 yet"), It seems like everyone has a different answer for where to throw in a new abstraction. I still don't know what dispatcher to use, if I should even use a package. And the frameworks, they're all advertised "lightweight" swiss army knives of code, but I can't really figure out objectively why one should even be used in the first place. It seems that there are a dozen implementations of every idea with a slight change here or there. I used to find github activity as a good way to judge whether a framework was well-supported and popular enough to be relatively future proof, but even that's not a good way to go as few packages make it to 300 commits in the JS ecosystem. All this just to display a webpage.