[osdiab]

What's mostly resulted in Javascript land is people using opinionated (and often severely constrained) boilerplate generators like create-react-app, with opinionated linters like Prettier (alongside transpiling Javascript from other languages like TypeScript), that force a coding still despite the myriad ways to achieve things - I've actually found that to mitigate a lot of these issues well, but it can't deal with the boatload of "bad" advice online to wade through.

[Fellshard]

Even with opinionated generators, what happens when you pull in a library that comes from a very functional mindset, a second that treats JS like Smalltalk, and a third that was thrown together by a novice and has become the de facto standard for its purpose?

The issue doesn't just lie within the baseline of the code you write, but in how many disjoint dialects that code must interact with and partially conform or contort to in order to engage with.

[DeathArrow]

If you have a word to say and if you have to use a framework, take a look at Vue. It's not opinionated, it doesn't get in the way, it doesn't come with the kitchen sink.