No one is expecting you to learn the new framework. Interest is the main driver for learning anything new, just like anyone.
Most front end devs, in my experience, want to optimize the developer experience, increase performance, and or reduce boilerplate, so the new fancy framework might show promise in doing said things, and that’s what makes you want that framework to do well.
If a job requires a new framework, it’s likely that the CTO or senior devs of that company believe the above.
Most front end devs, in my experience, want to optimize the developer experience, increase performance, and or reduce boilerplate, so the new fancy framework might show promise in doing said things, and that’s what makes you want that framework to do well.
If a job requires a new framework, it’s likely that the CTO or senior devs of that company believe the above.