[hakanderyal]

In the frontend dev land, there is a constant tension between user experience(UX) and developer experience(DX).

Providing good UX with HTML/CSS/Progressive enhancement usually means less-than-ideal DX. And good DX with JS frameworks tends to end up with less-than-ideal UX.

Poor DX usually results in slower development, thus devs are usually incentivized to prefer DX over UX.

The holy grail of good UX/DX requires exceptional developers whatever path you choose.