[belmont_sup]

Sorta agree but not wholly surprised. We hit new problems - increased user expectations. We experiment and learn what the right dose of tech to use. When things get complex, the pendulum swings with new innovations. But it is fun to think that we had to create basic forms or ever so slightly complex forms in pure JavaScript.

Apps that need react and other similar frameworks are like excalidraw, linear, figma, etc. think most crud apps are fine.

However, react is still a great programming tool for me. I like the abstractions available with remix, next, qwik, and all that. I can still have a backend api team, and a separate web team that uses remix to consume the api. Simple models.