>In general, comparing frameworks in terms of features seems inferior to examining the model it imposes on the programmer. The latter will inform you about how

>In general, comparing frameworks in terms of features seems inferior to examining the model it imposes on the programmer. The latter will inform you about how well the code will fare over time as the product matures and the team grows, but the former won’t. I feel like this is a much more semantic interpretation of frameworks than trying to compare the likes of Angular, React, or JsBlocks on speed, data-binding, and whether they support x,y,z use cases. Kudos rauchg.