> "JavaScript and its ecosystem is an environment where browser wars, framework trends, and open-source maintainer preferences reshaped every few years."

In general, I hate frameworks, and not just JavaScript frameworks. Firstly, for the reasons she describes; they do change quite frequently and break stuff. Secondly, I don't see it saving any more time than using several nice libraries. Not only do you have to learn JavaScript, Java, C#, etc. but you have to learn the framework syntax as well. I will, obviously, use a framework at work when I have to, but for my personal projects, I try to "hand roll" as much as I can with vanilla languages.

This is why I like things like React and Astro, for the most part it is just JavaScript in the end. Other than JSX which is already familiar from using HTML and has applications beyond React