Comment by ryanar

I really appreciate this idea after rewriting my blog engine three times because the frameworks I was using (Next, Remix) had fundamental changes after a year and I was multiple major versions behind. Though it depends on what you are after. If the goal is to be able to blog, time spent upgrading and rewriting code because the framework is evolving is wasted time unless you want to stay up to date with that framework. Think about how we view physical goods today, they aren’t built to last. In certain situations, like a personal blog, you want reliable software that works for years without the need to change. It also helps to have software that uses common data formats that are exportable to another system, like a blog based in markdown files, rather than JSX.