As a hobbyist web dev using Rails, I am watching the JavaScript ecosystem from some distance - the mere JS experience I have is very vanilla or through StimulusJS/Hotwire.
For the 3 years I have played with the web, I have been seduced to dive into a framework that is "fullstack" JavaScript to learn the language that is seemingly everywhere and "here to stay".
I have seen dozens of articles like this one for all the major frameworks around - some not really maintained over time. I cannot find, in the JS ecosystem, the stability I know in the Rails ecosystem. I fall in a state where I search for objective arguments, hesitate, and end up not taking any decision.
For those who know better, what is your current bet for a JavaScript (or TypeScript for that matter) framework that will last* the next 15 years? Is Svelte on the list?
* maintained, with a rich and alive ecosystem
For the 3 years I have played with the web, I have been seduced to dive into a framework that is "fullstack" JavaScript to learn the language that is seemingly everywhere and "here to stay".
I have seen dozens of articles like this one for all the major frameworks around - some not really maintained over time. I cannot find, in the JS ecosystem, the stability I know in the Rails ecosystem. I fall in a state where I search for objective arguments, hesitate, and end up not taking any decision.
For those who know better, what is your current bet for a JavaScript (or TypeScript for that matter) framework that will last* the next 15 years? Is Svelte on the list?
* maintained, with a rich and alive ecosystem