The problem with any of these frameworks, and it's not going to be solved any time soon, is that they're all moving targets. That means if you're operating a team of any decent size, you have to be careful about the cost required to keep the team trained on all the latest ideas/paradigms, and the cost of constantly refactoring old code to do it the new, accepted way. If you don't, you'll pay the price in the long term with having 6 different ways to do the same thing in one codebase.
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The problem with any of these frameworks, and it's not going to be solved any time soon, is that they're all moving targets. That means if you're operating a team of any decent size, you have to be careful about the cost required to keep the team trained on all the latest ideas/paradigms, and the cost of constantly refactoring old code to do it the new, accepted way. If you don't, you'll pay the price in the long term with having 6 different ways to do the same thing in one codebase.