Comment by mdtusz

I think we're well past the period of a new framework every week - at least in a "real world" sense. Nearly all companies will settle on react or vue these days with a long tail choosing others, but this is no different than any other part of software development - lots of different databases, web frameworks, auth libraries etc all exist as well and are used.

Most of these "new" frameworks are more because someone wanted to scratch an itch or solve a specific problem they had, and frontend code simply lends itself well to being open sourced. If you don't like the new js tools that are made, just ignore them.